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Join the Doctor as he visits a Christmas truce in the trenches, gets caught up in an alien plot concerning the recording of Do They Know It’s Christmas? and even manages last-minute shopping in Oxford Street! From heartwarming to heartbreaking, witty pastiches to chilling ghost stories, these tales are the perfect seasonal journey into time and space.
OVER THIRTY BRAND NEW FESTIVE STORIES TO WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS... This collection features contributions from many of the best authors of Doctor Who on television, on audio and in print, including Terrance Dicks, Lawrence Miles, Marc Platt, Jonathan Morris and Steve Lyons. A Christmas Treasury is compiled and edited by Paul Cornell, who as well as writing an episode for the 2005 season of Doctor Who, has also written for television series such as Children’s Ward and Casualty. He has two Doctor Who audio dramas for Big Finish Productions to his name, The Shadow of the Scourge and Seasons of Fear, as well numerous [sic] Doctor Who novels for Virgin Publishing and BBC Books. He is the creator of the popular character Professor Bernice Summerfield. The contributors are: Peter Adamson, Peter Anghelides, Paul Beardsley, Vanessa Bishop, Andy Campbell, Stephen Cole, Paul Condon, Paul Cornell, Martin Day, Terrance Dicks, Val Douglas, Karen Dunn, Stephen Fewell, Jo Fletcher, Matthew Griffiths, Simon Guerrier, J. Shaun Lyon, Steve Lyons, Jackie Marshall, Mark Michalowski, Lawrence Miles, Jonathan Morris, Neil Perryman, Marc Platt, Ian Potter, Jim Sangster, Cavan Scott & Mark Wright, Darren Sellars, Dave Stone and Nick Wallace.
1. the annual festival of Christ’s birth, celebrated on 25 Dec ‘And, incidentally, a happy Christmas to all of you at home!’ Doctor Who: The Feast of Steven by Terry Nation
This collection covers every aspect of Doctor Who at Christmas, from the Fourth Doctor and Romana wisecracking their way through opening their presents to the Seventh Doctor encountering a dangerous something from Christmas past; from the Sixth Doctor running into another Christmas TV institution to the Eighth Doctor’s lonely vigil in a frozen landscape. The Fifth Doctor visits an old companion, the First Doctor lands in a house where Christmas doesn’t go as planned, while the Second Doctor finds he has to have a serious chat with Santa Claus. And Bernice Summerfield experiences Christmas on the Braxiatel Collection. Unfortunately. There are hidden links between many of the stories, which are themselves arranged like a symmetrical snowflake. This being Christmas, alongside the tales, there are instructions for building your own Who adventure game, a monster party game (careful how you play it!), poems both nostalgic and jolly — including one by accomplished poet Jo Fletcher — and four delicious Christmas recipes with a Doctor Who makeover, making this a real stocking-filler of a compendium, the ideal gift for followers of the show, young and old. Contents:
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