Human Nature : A 7th Doctor Novel

from fred_mouse

I read this shortly after having watched the Doctor Who episode of the same name, and I can't really separate the two in my memory.What does stick in my memory is the way that the two completely different characters (Martha and Benny) skew the vision. And that the novel has a lot more violence an...

from Othemts

In this novel, the Doctor has himself genetically modified so he can experience life as a human. Forgetting his real identity, the Doctor believes he is a Scottish teacher named John Smith at a boy's school in rural England in 1914.  If this sounds familiar to Doctor Who tv viewers, it's because ...

from tlockney

I have to admit it: I'm a HUGE Doctor Who fan. That said, I have not thought too much of the handful of books I've read that accompanied the series. Human Nature, on the other hand, was just brilliant. I admit it still had it's pulpy bits in the story, but in general it was as well written as man...

from tlockney

I have to admit it: I'm a HUGE Doctor Who fan. That said, I have not thought too much of the handful of books I've read that accompanied the series. Human Nature, on the other hand, was just brilliant. I admit it still had it's pulpy bits in the story, but in general it was as well written as man...