10 YEARS OF DOCTOR WHO NOVELS
This issue is a special extra-sized edition commemorates the 10th Anniversary of the publication of original Doctor Who novels (in the New Adventures and the Eighth Doctor Adventures), featuring year-by-year reviews of the past decade’s books by some of North American Who fandom’s best reviewers

From The Vortex

Graeme Burk explains why 10 years on he still loves Doctor Who in prose

Ten Years of Who Novels

Richard Salter appraises the legacy of Doctor Who in print

1991

Shannon Patrick Sullivan on the early days of the New Adventures

1992

Robert Smith? looks at the New Adventures sophomore year

Temporal Blatherings

James Bow explores how Doctor Who books have impacted on fan fiction

1993

What Lucifer Rising meant to Eric Briggs

Fluid Links

Fall and Redemption: Robert Smith? assesses how the Seventh Doctor’s character was portrayed in the New Adventures

1994

Richard Salter looks at one of the leaner years of the New Adventures…

1995

...while Jason A. Miller looks at one of the best

1996

Graeme Burk on Damaged Goods, and why he thinks it to be the best Doctor Who of the 1990s

(Subtextual) Shock Tactics

An Interview with Doctor Who author Lance Parkin about Doctor Who fiction and his own writing

1997

Greg McElhatton discusses the transitional year between the Virgin Publishing and BBC books and how the respective ranges fared

1998

Robert Smith? laments The Year of the Congenital Idiot

1999

John Anderson examines a year which challenged canon and continuity

2000 and Beyond

The all-important Earth Arc is reviewed by Graeme Burk

Plus: Special DWIN Website Bonus: An interview with Paul Cornell SOLD OUT!.