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Fiction:
Sunset over Venus by Mark Wright
The Lost Generation by George Mann
The Room with All the Doors by James Goss
The Hungry Night by Jonathan Morris
All The Empty Towers by Jenny T Colgan
Rewriting History by James Swallow
Silver Mosquitos by L M Myles
In Search of Lost Time by Una McCormack
Natural Regression by Justin Richards
Potential Energy by Jacqueline Rayner
The Arboreals by Marc Platt
The Piper by Mark Morris
The Girl Who Stole the Stars by Andrew Cartmel
The Mercy Seats by David Llewellyn
The Constant Doctor by Andrew Smith
Doctor Who stories are many things: thrilling adventures, historical dramas, and science fiction tales. But how much of the science is real? And how much is fiction? Weaving together authoratitive scientific discussion with a series of new adventures by acclaimed Doctor Who writers including Jenny T Colgan, George Mann and Jacqueline Rayner, Simon Guerrier and Dr Marek Kukula explore the possibilities of time travel, life on other planets, artificial intelligence, parallel universes and more. From the dawn of astronomy and the discovery of gravity to the moon landings and string theory, the authors show how science has inspired Doctor Who, and how, on occasion, life has mirrored art, such as the 1989 discovery of 'ice-canoes' on Triton which were featured in the 1973 episode The Planet of the Daleks.
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