|  | A range of tie-in novels to accompany the new Doctor Who TV series, currently starring Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor. |
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|  | BBC Books currently publish 1-2 standalone hardback novels every year, featuring a selection of Doctors past and present. |
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|  | Fron 1997 to 2005, this range of original novels followed the adventures of Paul McGann’s 8th Doctor after the 1996 Doctor Who TV movie. |
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|  | Between 1997 and 2005, the BBC also published a regular series of “past Doctor” novels, featuring all-new non-televised adventures of the first 7 Doctors. |
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|  | Just as the BBC subsequently published original “past Doctor” novels (see above), Virgin were the first to do so in the Missing Adventures, which appeared monthly between 1994 and 1997. |
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|  | A series of officially-licenced Doctor Who novellas (longer than a short story, shorter than a novel) published between 2001 and 2004. |
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|  | In 2011 and 2012, BBC Books published a standalone range of half-a-dozen Eleventh Doctor books, each containing two short novels aimed at younger readers. |
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|  | A trio of Doctor-less novels published by Target in the mid-1980s, featuring adventures of the Doctor’s travelling companions after their time in the TARDIS. |
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|  | A trio of novelisations of Doctor Who TV stories which were never produced because of the infamous “hiatus” in 1985, when the show was temporarily cancelled. |
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|  | A range of original novels featuring the long-running and much-loved Doctor Who character Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. |
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|  | Bernice, an ex-companion of the Doctor’s from the New Adventures (see above) now stars in a semi-regular range of novels published by Big Finish. |
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|  | A series of books starring the “time-travelling voodoo cult” from Lawrence Miles’s Doctor Who novels. |
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|  | A range of Doctor Who spin-off novellas which ran from 2003-2007, featuring a pair of time-travelling “fixers”. |
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|  | These slim hardback books containing a mixture of fact and fiction have been a staple of British childrens’ Christmas stockings for decades. |
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|  | A wide selection of books giving a humorous slant on Doctor Who, and also a selection of unofficial comedic parodies. |
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|  | Anthologies of short stories and short fiction related (directly or indirectly) to Doctor Who. |
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