List of Doctor Who novelisations

Dr. Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks by David Whitaker, published in 1964, was the very first Doctor Who novelisation. Illustrated is the first paperback edition published in 1965.

This is a list of Doctor Who novelisations, in order of publication.

The first three Doctor Who serials to be novelised were the William Hartnell stories The Daleks (as Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks by David Whitaker), The Web Planet (Doctor Who and the Zarbi by Bill Strutton) and The Crusade (Doctor Who and the Crusaders by Whitaker). They were published in hardback by Frederick Muller Ltd; the first was also published in paperback, by Armada.

Between 1973 and 1991, Target Books published almost every Doctor Who television serial as a novelisation, starting with new editions of the Frederick Muller books. When Target was taken over by Virgin Books in 1991, three further serials - The Power of the Daleks and The Evil of the Daleks by John Peel and the radio serial The Paradise of Death by Barry Letts - were added to the range.

The only serials from the original 1963-1989 run of the show never to have been officially novelised by Target and its related companies are The Pirate Planet (to be published Summer 2016 by BBC Books[1][2]), City of Death (published on 21 May 2015 by BBC Books[3]), Shada (published in March 2012 by BBC Books[4]), Resurrection of the Daleks, and Revelation of the Daleks, due to licensing issues with the original scriptwriters. (Unofficial fan novelisations were published by the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club between 1989 and 2000.) The Children in Need special Dimensions in Time and the Comic Relief spoof Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death have also not been novelised.

BBC Books published a novelisation of the 1996 Doctor Who television movie by Gary Russell. There are currently no plans to novelise episodes of the revived series with Christopher Eccleston's Ninth Doctor, David Tennant's Tenth Doctor or Matt Smith's Eleventh Doctor. However, in late 2007 unofficial fan-produced novelisations of the first two 2005 episodes were published as ebooks. They were quickly removed from the website following threat of legal action by the BBC's Brand Protection Team.

In addition to the television serials, three scripts from the cancelled Season 23 - The Nightmare Fair, The Ultimate Evil and Mission to Magnus - were novelised. A short series entitled The Companions of Doctor Who comprised the novelisation of K-9 and Company along with the original works Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma and Harry Sullivan's War.

Besides The Paradise of Death, Target also novelised two additional non-televised stories: the radio play Slipback and the audio story The Pescatons.

A novelisation by Barry Letts of a further radio drama, The Ghosts of N-Space, was published as part of the Virgin Missing Adventures range in 1995, as was the novelisation of the independent spin-off Downtime; in the same year, the Virgin New Adventures range published a novelisation of Shakedown: The Return of the Sontarans. The most recent novelisation to be published was an adaptation by Gareth Roberts of the unfinished TV story Shada, published by BBC Books in 2012. In 2013, Roberts announced that he was working on a novelisation of City of Death, due for publication in 2015.[3][5][6] Roberts later announced he was no longer working on the book, rather James Goss was working on it.[7][8] The book was published in May 2015.[9]

In 2005, BBC Audio released unabridged audiobook versions of the first three Frederick Muller novelisations, read by actor William Russell (who played Ian Chesterton). Beginning in September 2007, they began releasing further unabridged audiobooks of the Target novelisations at a rate of approximately two every two months; the books themselves remain officially out of print. BBC Books began reprinting selected titles starting in July 2011.[10]

Publication details

Although Target endeavoured to commission the original scriptwriters to novelise their own stories, this was not always possible. As a result, many books in the Target line were written by Terrance Dicks. During the late 1970s to early 1980s, Target, which classified the novelisations as children's fiction, imposed a page limit of 128 pages. Some books (particularly several by Dicks) even fell short of this limit. By the late 1980s, however, the page cap had been lifted, although John Peel was still required to split his novelisation of the epic 12-episode The Daleks' Master Plan into two volumes because the manuscript was too long.

Target began numbering its novelisations from 1983, with almost all of the first seventy-three books being numbered as reprints came out. The first new book to be numbered was Time-Flight. Target's numbering did not initially reflect original publication order (which would have placed David Whitaker's Doctor Who and the Daleks book first), but rather was conducted in alphabetical order, so that the novelisation of The Abominable Snowmen was numbered "1". The numbering likewise had no connection with production or broadcast order. Due to print delays and last-minute reordering of publication schedules, some of the later books were released out of numeric order.

Titles

For the first few years of the Target line, it was common practice for the novels to have titles that differed from the adapted serials: for example, Doctor Who and the Auton Invasion, which was based upon the serial Spearhead from Space. This practice was dropped in the mid-1970s. Another tradition established by the books was to append the words "Doctor Who and ..." to the titles, except in a few cases where impractical. This practice continued until the early 1980s. From 1990 onwards reprints of the books generally dropped "Doctor Who and..." from the title and changed titles back to the original television story, although some of the reprints merely rejacketed earlier stock.

List of novelisations published by Frederick Muller Ltd

These three books based on First Doctor serials were first published in hardcover by Frederick Muller Ltd.

TitleAuthorPublished
Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks David Whitaker 12 November 1964
Doctor Who and the Zarbi Bill Strutton 16 September 1965
Doctor Who and the Crusaders David Whitaker 1966

List of novelisations published by Target

This list of novelisations published by Target, or its successors, is sortable by its number in the "Doctor Who Library", title, Doctor, author or date. The Audiobook column indicates whether an abridged or unabridged audiobook has been released. See List of Doctor Who audiobooks.

No.TitleDoctorAuthorPublishedAudiobook
16Doctor Who and the Daleks 1stDavid Whitaker 2 May 1973 Unabridged
73Doctor Who and the Zarbi 1stBill Strutton 2 May 1973 Unabridged
12Doctor Who and the Crusaders 1stDavid Whitaker 2 May 1973 Unabridged
6Doctor Who and the Auton Invasion 3rdTerrance Dicks 17 January 1974 Unabridged
9Doctor Who and the Cave Monsters 3rdMalcolm Hulke 17 January 1974 Unabridged
23Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon 3rdMalcolm Hulke 27 March 1974 Unabridged
18Doctor Who and the Day of the Daleks 3rdTerrance Dicks 27 March 1974
15Doctor Who and the Dæmons 3rdBarry Letts 17 October 1974 Unabridged
54Doctor Who and the Sea-Devils 3rdMalcolm Hulke 17 October 1974 Unabridged
1Doctor Who and the Abominable Snowmen 2ndTerrance Dicks 21 November 1974 Unabridged
13Doctor Who and the Curse of Peladon 3rdBrian Hayles 1 January 1975 Abridged & Unabridged
14Doctor Who and the Cybermen 2ndGerry Davis 20 February 1975 Unabridged
28Doctor Who and the Giant Robot 4thTerrance Dicks 13 March 1975 Unabridged
63Doctor Who and the Terror of the Autons 3rdTerrance Dicks 15 May 1975 Unabridged
29Doctor Who and the Green Death 3rdMalcolm Hulke 21 August 1975 Unabridged
48Doctor Who and the Planet of the Spiders 3rdTerrance Dicks 16 October 1975 Unabridged
64The Three Doctors[a] 3rdTerrance Dicks 20 November 1975 Unabridged (twice)
40Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster 4thTerrance Dicks 15 January 1976 Unabridged
22Doctor Who and the Dinosaur Invasion 3rdMalcolm Hulke 19 February 1976 Unabridged
62Doctor Who and the Tenth Planet 1stGerry Davis 19 February 1976
33Doctor Who and the Ice Warriors 2ndBrian Hayles 18 March 1976 Unabridged
51Doctor Who and the Revenge of the Cybermen 4thTerrance Dicks 20 May 1976
27Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks 4thTerrance Dicks 22 July 1976 Unabridged
72Doctor Who and the Web of Fear 2ndTerrance Dicks 19 August 1976
57Doctor Who and the Space War 3rdMalcolm Hulke 23 September 1976 Unabridged
46Doctor Who and the Planet of the Daleks 3rdTerrance Dicks 21 October 1976 Abridged & Unabridged
50Doctor Who and the Pyramids of Mars 4thTerrance Dicks 16 December 1976 Unabridged
8Doctor Who and the Carnival of Monsters 3rdTerrance Dicks 20 January 1977 Unabridged (twice)
55Doctor Who and the Seeds of Doom 4thPhilip Hinchcliffe 17 February 1977
17Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth 1stTerrance Dicks 24 March 1977 Unabridged
10Doctor Who and the Claws of Axos 3rdTerrance Dicks 21 April 1977 Unabridged
4Doctor Who and the Ark in Space 4thIan Marter 10 May 1977 Unabridged
7Doctor Who and the Brain of Morbius 4thTerrance Dicks 23 June 1977 Unabridged
47Doctor Who and the Planet of Evil 4thTerrance Dicks 18 August 1977
44Doctor Who and the Mutants 3rdTerrance Dicks 29 September 1977
19Doctor Who and the Deadly Assassin 4thTerrance Dicks 20 October 1977 Unabridged
61Doctor Who and the Talons of Weng-Chiang 4thTerrance Dicks 15 November 1977 Unabridged
42Doctor Who and the Masque of Mandragora 4thPhilip Hinchcliffe 8 December 1977 Unabridged
25Doctor Who and the Face of Evil 4thTerrance Dicks 19 January 1978 Unabridged
32Doctor Who and the Horror of Fang Rock 4thTerrance Dicks 30 March 1978
66Doctor Who and the Tomb of the Cybermen 2ndGerry Davis 18 May 1978 Unabridged
65Doctor Who and the Time Warrior 3rdTerrance Dicks and Robert Holmes 29 June 1978 Unabridged
20Death to the Daleks 3rdTerrance Dicks 20 July 1978 Unabridged
2Doctor Who and the Android Invasion 4thTerrance Dicks 16 November 1978
56Doctor Who and the Sontaran Experiment 4thIan Marter 7 December 1978 Unabridged
30Doctor Who and the Hand of Fear 4thTerrance Dicks 18 January 1979
36Doctor Who and the Invisible Enemy 4thTerrance Dicks 29 March 1979
53Doctor Who and the Robots of Death 4thTerrance Dicks 24 May 1979
34Doctor Who and the Image of the Fendahl 4thTerrance Dicks 26 July 1979
70Doctor Who and the War Games 2ndMalcolm Hulke 25 September 1979 Unabridged
21Doctor Who and the Destiny of the Daleks 4thTerrance Dicks 20 November 1979
52Doctor Who and the Ribos Operation 4thIan Marter 11 December 1979 Unabridged
67Doctor Who and the Underworld 4thTerrance Dicks 24 January 1980
35Doctor Who and the Invasion of Time 4thTerrance Dicks 21 February 1980 Unabridged
59Doctor Who and the Stones of Blood 4thTerrance Dicks 20 March 1980
3Doctor Who and the Androids of Tara 4thTerrance Dicks 24 April 1980
49Doctor Who and the Power of Kroll 4thTerrance Dicks 26 May 1980
5Doctor Who and the Armageddon Factor 4thTerrance Dicks 26 June 1980
38Doctor Who and the Keys of Marinus 1stPhilip Hinchcliffe 21 August 1980
45Doctor Who and the Nightmare of Eden 4thTerrance Dicks 21 August 1980
31Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon 4thTerrance Dicks 16 October 1980
43Doctor Who and the Monster of Peladon 3rdTerrance Dicks 4 December 1980
11Doctor Who and the Creature from the Pit 4thDavid Fisher 15 January 1981 Unabridged
24Doctor Who and the Enemy of the World 2ndIan Marter 17 April 1981
68Doctor Who and An Unearthly Child 1stTerrance Dicks 15 October 1981
58Doctor Who and the State of Decay 4thTerrance Dicks 14 January 1982 Unabridged
71Doctor Who and Warriors' Gate 4thStephen Gallagher as John Lydecker 15 April 1982
37Doctor Who and the Keeper of Traken 4thTerrance Dicks 20 May 1982
39Doctor Who and the Leisure Hive 4thDavid Fisher 22 July 1982 Unabridged
69Doctor Who and the Visitation 5thEric Saward 19 August 1982 Unabridged
26Full Circle 4thAndrew Smith 16 September 1982 Unabridged
41Logopolis 4thChristopher H. Bidmead 21 October 1982 Unabridged
60Doctor Who and the Sunmakers 4thTerrance Dicks 18 November 1982
74Time-Flight 5thPeter Grimwade 15 April 1983
75Meglos 4thTerrance Dicks 5 May 1983
76Castrovalva 5thChristopher H. Bidmead 16 June 1983 Unabridged
77Four to Doomsday 5thTerrance Dicks 21 July 1983
78Earthshock 5thIan Marter 18 August 1983 Unabridged
79Terminus 5thStephen Gallagher as John Lydecker 15 September 1983
80Arc of Infinity 5thTerrance Dicks 20 October 1983
81The Five Doctors 5thTerrance Dicks 24 November 1983
82Mawdryn Undead 5thPeter Grimwade 12 January 1984
84Kinda 5thTerrance Dicks 15 March 1984 Abridged
83Snakedance 5thTerrance Dicks 3 May 1984
85Enlightenment 5thBarbara Clegg 24 May 1984
86The Dominators 2ndIan Marter 19 July 1984
87Warriors of the Deep 5thTerrance Dicks 16 August 1984 Abridged
88The Aztecs 1stJohn Lucarotti 20 September 1984 Unabridged
89Inferno 3rdTerrance Dicks 18 October 1984 Unabridged
90The Highlanders 2ndGerry Davis 15 November 1984 Unabridged
91Frontios 5thChristopher H. Bidmead 10 December 1984 Unabridged (twice)
93Planet of Fire 5thPeter Grimwade 14 February 1985
92The Caves of Androzani 5thTerrance Dicks 14 March 1985
94Marco Polo 1stJohn Lucarotti 11 April 1985
95The Awakening 5thEric Pringle 13 June 1985 Unabridged
96The Mind of Evil 3rdTerrance Dicks 11 July 1985
97The Myth Makers 1stDonald Cotton 12 September 1985 Unabridged
98The Invasion 2ndIan Marter 10 October 1985 Unabridged
99The Krotons 2ndTerrance Dicks 14 November 1985
100The Two Doctors 6th(&2nd)Robert Holmes 5 December 1985Unabridged
101The Gunfighters 1stDonald Cotton 9 January 1986 Unabridged
102The Time Monster 3rdTerrance Dicks 13 February 1986
103The Twin Dilemma 6thEric Saward 13 March 1986Unabridged
104Galaxy Four 1stWilliam Emms 10 April 1986
105Timelash 6thGlen McCoy 15 May 1986
--Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma (original novel) noneTony Attwood 15 May 1986
107The Mark of the Rani 6thPip and Jane Baker 12 June 1986
108The King's Demons 5thTerence Dudley 10 July 1986
--Slipback (radio play)6thEric Saward 21 August 1986
109The Savages 1stIan Stuart Black 11 September 1986
110Fury from the Deep 2ndVictor Pemberton 16 October 1986 Unabridged
--Harry Sullivan's War (original novel) noneIan Marter 16 October 1986
111The Celestial Toymaker 1stGerry Davis and Alison Bingeman 20 November 1986
112The Seeds of Death 2ndTerrance Dicks 4 December 1986
113Black Orchid 5thTerence Dudley 19 February 1987 Unabridged
114The Ark 1stPaul Erickson 19 March 1987
115The Mind Robber 2ndPeter Ling 16 April 1987 Unabridged
116The Faceless Ones 2ndTerrance Dicks 21 May 1987
117The Space Museum 1stGlyn Jones 18 June 1987 Unabridged
118The Sensorites 1stNigel Robinson 16 July 1987 Unabridged
119The Reign of Terror 1stIan Marter 20 August 1987
120The Romans 1stDonald Cotton 19 September 1987
121The Ambassadors of Death 3rdTerrance Dicks 1 October 1987
--K-9 and Company (spin-off)noneTerence Dudley 1 October 1987Unabridged
122The Massacre 1stJohn Lucarotti 19 November 1987Unabridged
123The Macra Terror 2ndIan Stuart Black 10 December 1987 Unabridged
124The Rescue 1stIan Marter 21 January 1988 Unabridged
125Terror of the Vervoids 6thPip and Jane Baker 18 February 1988 Unabridged
126The Time Meddler 1stNigel Robinson 17 March 1988 Unabridged
127The Mysterious Planet 6thTerrance Dicks 21 April 1988 Unabridged
128[b]Time and the Rani 7thPip and Jane Baker 5 May 1988
106Vengeance on Varos 6thPhilip Martin 16 June 1988 Abridged
129The Underwater Menace 2ndNigel Robinson 21 July 1988
130The Wheel in Space 2ndTerrance Dicks 18 August 1988
131The Ultimate Foe 6thPip and Jane Baker 15 September 1988 Unabridged
132The Edge of Destruction 1stNigel Robinson 20 October 1988 Unabridged
133The Smugglers 1stTerrance Dicks 17 November 1988
134Paradise Towers 7thStephen Wyatt 1 December 1988 Unabridged
135Delta and the Bannermen 7thMalcolm Kohll 19 January 1989
136The War Machines 1stIan Stuart Black 16 February 1989
137Dragonfire 7thIan Briggs 16 March 1989
138Attack of the Cybermen 6thEric Saward 20 April 1989 Abridged
--The Nightmare Fair (unproduced script) 6thGraham Williams 18 May 1989
139Mindwarp 6thPhilip Martin 15 June 1989 Unabridged
140The Chase 1stJohn Peel 20 July 1989 Unabridged
--The Ultimate Evil (unproduced script) 6thWally K. Daly 17 August 1989 Unabridged
141The Daleks' Master Plan Part I: Mission to the Unknown 1stJohn Peel 21 September 1989 Unabridged
142The Daleks' Master Plan Part II: The Mutation of Time 1stJohn Peel 19 October 1989 Unabridged
143Silver Nemesis 7thKevin Clarke 16 November 1989
144The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 7thStephen Wyatt 21 December 1989 Unabridged
145Planet of Giants 1stTerrance Dicks 18 January 1990
146The Happiness Patrol 7thGraeme Curry 15 February 1990 Unabridged
147The Space Pirates 2ndTerrance Dicks 15 March 1990
148Remembrance of the Daleks 7thBen Aaronovitch 21 June 1990 Unabridged
--Mission to Magnus (unproduced script) 6thPhilip Martin 19 July 1990
149Ghost Light 7thMarc Platt 20 September 1990 Unabridged
150Survival 7thRona Munro 18 October 1990
151The Curse of Fenric 7thIan Briggs 15 November 1990Unabridged
152Battlefield 7thMarc Platt 18 July 1991
153The Pescatons (audio drama) 4thVictor Pemberton 15 September 1991
154The Power of the Daleks [c] 2ndJohn Peel 15 July 1993
155The Evil of the Daleks[c] 2ndJohn Peel 19 August 1993
156The Paradise of Death (radio play)[c] 3rdBarry Letts 21 April 1994

^a The 1976 edition (and subsequent reprintings until 1991) have the title as Doctor Who and the Three Doctors on the front cover.
^b Initial copies were mistakenly printed as number 127
^c Published by Virgin's Doctor Who Books imprint after Virgin bought Target.

List of novelisations published by BBC Books and affiliated companies

In 1996 BBC Books took over the Doctor Who licence and have published a number of novelisations based on TV stories and webcasts, a few being written exclusively for audiobook publication by their audio company.

Title Doctor Author Published Publisher Notes
Doctor Who: The Novel of the Film 8th Gary Russell May 1996 BBC Books An abridged audiobook recording of this novelisation has been released.
Scream of the Shalka Shalka Paul Cornell February 2004 BBC Books Published as part of the Past Doctor Adventures range. An unabridged audiobook recording of this novelisation has been released.
The Stones of Blood 4th David Fisher 5 May 2011 BBC Audio New novelisation exclusive to audio.
Shada 4th Gareth Roberts 15 March 2012 BBC Books An unabridged audiobook recording of this novelisation has been released.
The Androids of Tara 4th David Fisher 5 July 2012 AudioGo New novelisation exclusive to audio.
City of Death 4th James Goss[7][8] 21 May 2015[3] BBC Books An unabridged audiobook recording of this novelisation has been released.
The Pirate Planet[1][2] 4th James Goss 5 January 2017[11] BBC Books
An Unearthly Child 1st Nigel Robinson TBA BBC Physical Audio New novelisation exclusive to audio. Originally scheduled for release 7 November 2013 by AudioGo, this was suspended due to AudioGo suspending operations in October 2013.,[12]

Reissues

BBC Books has also republished select Target novelisaions in paperback, unless otherwise noted.

Title Doctor Author Published
Doctor Who and the Daleks 1st David Whitaker 7 July 2011
Doctor Who and the Crusaders 1st David Whitaker 7 July 2011
Doctor Who and the Cybermen 2nd Gerry Davis 7 July 2011
Doctor Who and the Abominable Snowmen 2nd Terrance Dicks 7 July 2011
Doctor Who and the Auton Invasion 3rd Terrance Dicks 7 July 2011
Doctor Who and the Cave Monsters 3rd Malcolm Hulke 7 July 2011
Doctor Who and the Day of the Daleks 3rd Terrance Dicks 10 May 2012
Doctor Who and the Ark in Space 4th Ian Marter 10 May 2012
Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster 4th Terrance Dicks 10 May 2012
Doctor Who and the Tenth Planet 1st Gerry Davis 10 May 2012
Doctor Who and the Ice Warriors 2nd Brian Hayles 10 May 2012
The Three Doctors 3rd Terrance Dicks 10 May 2012
Remembrance of the Daleks 7th Ben Aaronovitch 7 March 2013
Doctor Who and the Zarbi 1st Bill Strutton 28 April 2016[13]
Doctor Who and the Web of Fear 2nd Terrance Dicks 28 April 2016[13]
Doctor Who and the Dinosaur Invasion 3rd Malcolm Hulke 28 April 2016[13]
Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks 4th Terrance Dicks 28 April 2016[13]
The Visitation 5th Eric Saward 28 April 2016[13]
Vengeance on Varos 6th Philip Martin 28 April 2016[13]
Battlefield 7th Marc Platt 28 April 2016[13]
Doctor Who and The Daleks (hardcover) 1st David Whitaker 3 November 2016[13]
Doctor Who and The Crusaders (hardcover) 1st David Whitaker 3 November 2016[13]
Doctor Who and the Zarbi (hardcover) 1st Bill Strutton 3 November 2016[13]

List of other novelisations

Other Doctor Who or Doctor Who-related productions have been novelised outside of the Target and BBC Books lines. This includes a series of novelisations by the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club which were privately published and not licensed by the BBC (all based upon serials Target were unable to obtain the rights to) and several novelisations of radio and independent film stories published by Virgin after it had retired Target.

Title Doctor Author Published Publisher Notes
State of Decay 4th Terrance Dicks June 1981 Pickwick Audiobook with different text from the Target novelisation.[14]
Doctor Who and Shada 4th Paul Scoones March 1989 TSV Unlicensed fan club publication.
Doctor Who and the Pirate Planet 4th David Bishop September 1990 TSV Unlicensed fan club publication.
Revelation of the Daleks 6th Jon Preddle July 1992 TSV Unlicensed fan club publication.
Doctor Who and the City of Death 4th David Lawrence November 1992 TSV Unlicensed fan club publication.
The Ghosts of N-Space 3rd Barry Letts February 1995 Virgin Books Published as part of the Virgin Missing Adventures range
Shakedown 7th Terrance Dicks December 1995 Virgin Published as part of the Virgin New Adventures range. An unabridged audiobook recording of this novelisation has been released.
Downtime None Marc Platt January 1996 Virgin Published as part of the Virgin Missing Adventures range
Resurrection of the Daleks 5th Paul Scoones January 2000 TSV Unlicensed fan club publication.
The Eleventh Hour[15] 11th Trevor Baxendale May 2011 Pearson Education
The Time of Angels[16] 11th Trevor Baxendale May 2011 Pearson Education
Victory of the Daleks[17] 11th Peter Gutiérrez May 2011 Pearson Education Photo novelisation
The Lodger[18] 11th Peter Gutiérrez May 2011 Pearson Education Photo novelisation

Omnibus and two in one releases

A number of novelisations were released in omnibus editions, mostly by book clubs.

TitleNovelisations includedAuthorPublisherPublished
Doctor Who and the Daleks OmnibusDoctor Who and the Planet of the DaleksTerrance DicksArtus BooksSeptember 1976
Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks
The Doctor Who OmnibusDoctor Who and the Space WarMalcolm HulkeBook Club Associates1977
Doctor Who and the Web of FearTerrance Dicks
Doctor Who and the Revenge of the Cybermen
The Adventures of Doctor WhoDoctor Who and the Genesis of the DaleksTerrance DicksNelson Doubleday1979
Doctor Who and the Revenge of the Cybermen
Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster
Dalek OmnibusThe Dalek Invasion of EarthTerrance DicksW. H. Allen1983
The Planet of the Daleks
The Day of the Daleks
The Further Adventures of Doctor WhoDoctor Who and the Deadly AssassinTerrance DicksNelson Doubleday1986
Doctor Who and the Face of Evil
Doctor Who and the Robots of Death

In 1988–1989, W. H. Allen's Star label published a number of the Target novelisations in a format of two novelisations in one book in a range titled Doctor Who Classics. These were produced by fixing together two Target books with a new front page and outer cover. The pairings were:

Title 1 Author Title 2 Author Published
The Dalek Invasion of Earth Terrance Dicks The Crusade David Whitaker August 1988
The Gunfighters Donald Cotton The Myth Makers Donald Cotton August 1988
The Dominators Ian Marter The Krotons Terrance Dicks September 1988
The Mind of Evil Terrance Dicks The Claws of Axos Terrance Dicks March 1989
The Dæmons Barry Letts The Time Monster Terrance Dicks March 1989
The Seeds of Doom Philip Hinchliffe The Deadly Assassin Terrance Dicks May 1989
The Face of Evil Terrance Dicks The Sun Makers Terrance Dicks May 1989

List of Sarah Jane Adventures novelisations

Beginning in 2007, Penguin Books under its Penguin Character Books imprint began publishing novelisations based upon the spinoff series The Sarah Jane Adventures.

No. Title Author Published Publisher
1 Invasion of the Bane Terrance Dicks 1 November 2007 Penguin Character Books
2 Revenge of the Slitheen Rupert Laight 1 November 2007 Penguin
3 Eye of the Gorgon Phil Ford 1 November 2007 Penguin
4 Warriors of Kudlak Gary Russell 1 November 2007 Penguin
5 Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? Rupert Laight 3 November 2008 Penguin
6 The Lost Boy Gary Russell 3 November 2008 Penguin
7 The Last Sontaran Phil Ford 6 November 2008 Penguin
8 The Day of the Clown Phil Ford 5 November 2008 Penguin
9 The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith Gareth Roberts 5 November 2009 Penguin
n/a Judoon Afternoon[19] Trevor Baxendale September 2010 Pearson Education (photo novelisation)
n/a Haunted House[20] Trevor Baxendale September 2010 Pearson Education (photo novelisation)
n/a Painting Peril[21] Trevor Baxendale September 2010 Pearson Education (photo novelisation)
n/a Blathereen Dream[22] Trevor Baxendale September 2010 Pearson Education (photo novelisation)
n/a The Nightmare Man Joeseph Lidster 25 November 2010 ePenguin (e-book)
n/a Death of the Doctor Gary Russell 25 November 2010 ePenguin (e-book)

Illustrators

British artist Andrew Skilleter created much of the cover art for the Doctor Who books from 1979 to 1994, along with video covers and other merchandise.[23][24] His work on Doctor Who was showcased in his 1995 volume Blacklight: The Art of Andrew Skilleter.[24][25]

Adaptations

Generally, Doctor Who stories that have been broadcast will be adapted into print, rather than vice versa. There have been some occasions where written media has been adapted for the screen or formed inspiration for television episodes.

See also

References

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  15. ↑ "BC Red (KS2) A/5C Doctor Who: The Eleventh Hour". pearsonschoolsandfecolleges.co.uk. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
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