Puffin eshort

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The Puffin eshorts are a series of short stories released digitally by Puffin Books to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. One story is released on the 23rd of each month of 2013, each featuring a different incarnation of the Doctor. The series began in January with a First Doctor story and will proceed chronologically through the Doctors until it will culminate with an Eleventh Doctor story in November. A paperback anthology of the eleven eshorts entitled The Doctor Who Collection: 50th Anniversary will be published, alongside the final eshort featuring the Eleventh Doctor, on 23 November 2013.[1]

List of stories

# Title Author Doctor Companion(s) Released
1 A Big Hand for the Doctor Eoin Colfer First Doctor Susan 23 January 2013
2 The Nameless City Michael Scott Second Doctor Jamie 23 February 2013
3 The Spear of Destiny Marcus Sedgwick Third Doctor Jo 23 March 2013
4 The Roots of Evil Philip Reeve Fourth Doctor Leela 23 April 2013
5 Tip of the Tongue Patrick Ness Fifth Doctor Nyssa 23 May 2013
6 Something Borrowed Richelle Mead Sixth Doctor Peri 23 June 2013
7 The Ripple Effect Malorie Blackman Seventh Doctor Ace 23 July 2013
8 Spore Alex Scarrow Eighth Doctor Evelyn Chan 23 August 2013
9 The Beast of Babylon Charlie Higson Ninth Doctor Ali 23 September 2013
10 The Mystery of the Haunted Cottage Derek Landy Tenth Doctor Martha 23 October 2013
11 Time Trips Cecelia Ahern Eleventh Doctor TBA 23 November 2013

External links

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Footnotes

  1. Richelle Mead named as sixth Doctor Who ebook author. Doctor Who. BBC Worldwide (Tuesday 4 June 2013). Retrieved on 7 June 2013.