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Cover blurb: But the crisis is far from over and when the time-machine’s circuits overload, the TARDIS explodes. The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe come to in a dark unearthly forest. There they encounter a host of characters who seem somehow familiar: a beautiful princess with long flaxen hair, a sea traveller dressed in eighteenth-century clothes, and a white rabbit frantically consulting his pocket watch... What is happening to the three time-travellers? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Note: Same ISBN as previous paperback edition. Cover blurb: Zoe, the Doctor’s astrophysicist Companion, can’t understand how the TARDIS can be beyond both space and time; but the Doctor’s time-travelling craft has taken him, Zoe and Jamie to a place where fiction is reality. Beguiled and threatened on all sides by characters from myth and literature, the Doctor must discover who or what controls the all-too-lifelike apparitions. The Mind Robber, with Patrick Troughton as the Doctor, was first broadcast on television in 1968. This novelization, first published in 1986, is by Peter Ling, who wrote the scripts of four of the five television episodes. Doctor Who - The Mind Robber is available as a BBC video, and will be broadcast on BSB television during 1990. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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