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|'''Title''' || '''Author''' || '''Featuring''' | |'''Title''' || '''Author''' || '''Featuring''' | ||
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|''[[Round Trip: After Midnight]]''||[[Andy Russell]]|| | |''[[Round Trip: After Midnight]]''||[[Andy Russell]]||[[Eighth Doctor]][[Charley Pollard]][[C'rizz]] | ||
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|''[[Sold Out]]''||[[Danny Oz]]|| | |''[[Sold Out]]''||[[Danny Oz]]||[[Sixth Doctor]][[Mel]] | ||
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|''[[Undercurrents]]''||[[Gary Merchant]]|| | |''[[Undercurrents]]''||[[Gary Merchant]]||[[Second Doctor]][[Jamie McCrimmon]][[Zoe Heriot]] | ||
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|''[[The Five O'Clock Shadow]]''||[[Nev Fountain]]|| | |''[[The Five O'Clock Shadow]]''||[[Nev Fountain]]||Unspecified Doctor [[Dr. Who (Dalek movies)|Dr. Who]] | ||
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|''[[The Sooner the Better]]''||[[Ian Farrington]]|| | |''[[The Sooner the Better]]''||[[Ian Farrington]]||[[Fourth Doctor]][[Leela]] | ||
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|''[[Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast]]''||[[Dan Abnett]]|| | |''[[Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast]]''||[[Dan Abnett]]||[[Seventh Doctor]][[Ace]][[Hex]] | ||
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|''[[The Heroine, the Hero and the Megalomaniac]]''||[[Ian Mond]]|| | |''[[The Heroine, the Hero and the Megalomaniac]]''||[[Ian Mond]]||[[Eighth Doctor]][[Charley Pollard]][[Seventh Doctor]][[Ace]][[Hex]] | ||
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|''[[Waiting for Jeremy]]''||[[Richard Salter]]|| | |''[[Waiting for Jeremy]]''||[[Richard Salter]]||[[First Doctor]][[Steven Taylor]] | ||
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|''[[A Life in the Day]]''||[[Xanna Eve Chown]]|| | |''[[A Life in the Day]]''||[[Xanna Eve Chown]]||[[Fifth Doctor]][[Peri]] | ||
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|''[[Morphology]]''||[[Phil Pascoe]]|| | |''[[Morphology]]''||[[Phil Pascoe]]||[[Third Doctor]][[Jo Grant]] | ||
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|''[[Making History]]''||[[Trevor Baxendale]]|| | |''[[Making History]]''||[[Trevor Baxendale]]||[[First Doctor]][[Steven Taylor]] | ||
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|''[[One Wednesday Afternoon]]''||[[Alison Jacobs]]|| | |''[[One Wednesday Afternoon]]''||[[Alison Jacobs]]||[[Fifth Doctor]][[Turlough]] | ||
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|''[[How You Get There]]''||[[Simon Guerrier]]|| | |''[[How You Get There]]''||[[Simon Guerrier]]||[[Seventh Doctor]][[Bernice Summerfield]] | ||
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|''[[The Last Broadcast]]''||[[Matthew Griffiths]]|| | |''[[The Last Broadcast]]''||[[Matthew Griffiths]]||[[Fourth Doctor]][[Sarah Jane Smith]][[Harry Sullivan]] | ||
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|''[[The Terror of the Darkness]]''||[[Joseph Lidster]]|| | |''[[The Terror of the Darkness]]''||[[Joseph Lidster]]||[[Sixth Doctor]] | ||
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|''[[Visiting Hours]]''||[[Eddie Robson]]|| | |''[[Visiting Hours]]''||[[Eddie Robson]]||[[Second Doctor]][[Jamie McCrimmon]][[Zoe Heriot]] | ||
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|''[[Before Midnight]]''||[[Rebecca Levene]]|| | |''[[Before Midnight]]''||[[Rebecca Levene]]||[[Eighth Doctor]][[Charley Pollard]][[C'rizz]] | ||
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Revision as of 09:48, 10 March 2012
Publisher's summary
When you're time travellers, the concept of a day -- from midnight to midnight -- can get lost: the Doctor and his companions arrive on different planets in different eras at different times of the day. They can show up during someone's lunch break or when they're asleep, at the breaking of dawn or the coming of night.
Throughout his adventures, the Doctor meets many people -- security guards on a night shift, mysterious space travellers riding the vortex, mobs of blobby Kobolds, a family sitting down to watch TV -- but all too often their interaction is brief, a fleeting connection in the web of history.
Time, it seems, is very much of the essence...
day n. : 1: a period of twenty-four hours as a unit of time, esp. from midnight to midnight. 2: a point of time.
'I can't make your dream come true forever, but I can make it come true today.' - Doctor Who by Matthew Jacobs
In the early hours of the morning, a rock star gives a one-off comeback performance within a virtual-reality dreamscape... Over breakfast, a woman waits for the love of her life to walk through the doors of a café... The afternoon sees vital peace talks between two warring factors... A new UNIT recruit faces a terror at dusk on his first day on the job...
A Day in the Life features seventeen stories whose total 'running time' adds up to a single twenty-four-hour period: a fictional 'day in the life of the universe' made up of fragments from throughout time and space.
As we leave one story and join the next, we switch location and era - but not the hands on the clock...