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== | ==Writing and publishing notes== | ||
* The first book in the range to feature the use of a photographic cover. | * The first book in the range to feature the use of a photographic cover. | ||
* There are two rumours around the reason for this; Firstly that [[Peter Davison]]’s agent rejected the proposed artwork by ([[David McAllister]]) on the grounds of it showing a poor likeness to his client, and secondly, that in an attempt to tie the range of novelisations more closely with a new season and a new Doctor on television, photographs were a way of revamping the range. The latter seems more likely, as a deliberate change of policy, bearing in mind that the decision to use photographs was extended to subsequent releases for a short time. | * There are two rumours around the reason for this; Firstly that [[Peter Davison]]’s agent rejected the proposed artwork by ([[David McAllister]]) on the grounds of it showing a poor likeness to his client, and secondly, that in an attempt to tie the range of novelisations more closely with a new season and a new Doctor on television, photographs were a way of revamping the range. The latter seems more likely, as a deliberate change of policy, bearing in mind that the decision to use photographs was extended to subsequent releases for a short time. | ||
