The Vampire Chronicles (feature)

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The Vampire Chronicles
Key crew
Writer:	Nicholas Pegg
Release details
Printed in:	The Brilliant Book 2011
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The Vampire Chronicles was a feature in The Brilliant Book 2011, which was framed as an in-universe collection of documents collected by an "intrepid vampire hunter" pertaining to the Doctor's various vampire encounters.

Summary

The vampire hunter has collected a variety of documents on the subject of vampires:

• The Record of Rassilon: The Vampire Army
• TARDIS Databank: Supplemental. Report uploaded by Time Lady historian Romanadvoratrelundar, Relative Dateline 13,121,980
• Judoon Case File No. 31032007/179
• The Nine Travellers, Notee for a Monograph by Professor Emilia Rumford
• Visit Frankenstein's House of Horrors
• The Ultima Project
• A Sonnet by Will Shakespeare

Worldbuilding

• The Festival of Ghana was reopened in 1996.

Notes

• The feature title is styled Vampire Chronicles in the contents page.

Continuity

• The Record of Rassilon was first mentioned in TV: State of Decay ^[+]Loading...["State of Decay (TV story)"]. Romana's report is on the events of that story.
• Judoon Case File No. 31032007/179 is a report on the events of TV: Smith and Jones ^[+]Loading...["Smith and Jones (TV story)"].
• The Doctor encountered the Nine Travellers and Professor Rumford in TV: The Stones of Blood ^[+]Loading...["The Stones of Blood (TV story)"].
• The Doctor visited the Festival of Ghana in TV: The Chase ^[+]Loading...["The Chase (TV story)"].
• The Ultima Project is from TV: The Curse of Fenric ^[+]Loading...["The Curse of Fenric (TV story)"].
• Shakespeare's sonnet is based upon the Doctor's tale of his experiences in Venice in TV: The Vampires of Venice ^[+]Loading...["The Vampires of Venice (TV story)"].