Chicks Dig Time Lords: A Celebration of (Edition 1) (Paperback)

from jen.e.moore

As fandom history, this book is invaluable, containing oral histories of fandom from the early zine - and - videotape party era to the contemporary Livejournal era (which would all but die out within a year of this book's publication), and encompassing most of what I remember of the discussions a...

from lizbee

This is a slim collection of essays documenting the female experience in Doctor Who fandom. These range from origin stories -- "how DW came to be part of my life" -- to essays exploring specific fannish activities, to what we on the intertubes would call meta about specific characters and themes....

from Bodagirl

It's a good mix of essays, but I skipped over most of the interviews. A lot of love for the Doctors of the 70s and 80s, which I haven't seen so I couldn't appreciate those parts as well. The book also shows its age as it was published before 11, 12, and 13 hit the screen. I would be interested se...

from KVHardy

One of my favorite books. Almost like an anthology really, with different women contributing.

from KVHardy

One of my favorite books. Almost like an anthology really, with different women contributing.