This is our third and final look back at The Daleks' Masterplan, its novelizations, and recovered episodes. We hope you've enjoyed this series. Paul Ebbs is a first-time guest but long-time friend of the show, and he discusses his Doctor Who fandom and fiction-writing career, and he and Jason compare their many mutual (likes and) dislikes.

Mark from Trap One contributes a guest review of the two Masterplan novelizations.

Please check out out Paul MC Smith's new book on the Targets with a co-writer credit for Jim Sangster.

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Please enjoy this live episode of DWLit recorded at what is for now the final Long Island Doctor Who Convention. Rob Shearman was my guest for the hour and he treats us to a sneak preview of his forthcoming novelization of The Power of Kroll.

Jason is also joined by Ross Ruediger to discuss the movie InDOCTORnated.

Doctor Who Literature continues on its summer break. This is a repost of an episode lost to Spotify.

You can catch Jason speaking on several panels at Long Island Doctor Who Convention from August 14-16, 2026, including (hopefully!) a live episode of DWLit.

Thanks to Jim Sangster for re-editing this lost gem from the archives.

This February 2022 episode of Doctor Who Literature was pulled from the Spotify archive about 18 months ago. This was very early days for DWLit and the audio quality is tragically poor in spots, but it deserves to be returned to the archives, certainly for the conversation with Stacey Smith? and her surprising story about getting a Doctor to sign her copy of the book... but not the Doctor you were expecting. Apart from audio issues, please enjoy this reclaimed episode.

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This week Doctor Who Literature returns to the Black Archives for an interview with Dale Smith, author of the Black Archive volume covering this week's story, The Greatest Show in the Galaxy. Dale's been a great friend to this show and it's a pleasure to have him back to discuss one of Classic Who's final televised stories.

We don't have a rapping ringmaster this week, but we do have the next best thing, one of the best musical comedy segments Jim Sangster has produced for us.

And a sad farewell to Anthony Stewart Head, who passed away this week at age 72.

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"Doctor Who – The Greatest Show in the Galaxy" features cover art by Alister Pearson.

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We celebrate Doctor Who's 25th anniversary... 38 years after the fact, but, as I say, these things take time. Mark from Trap One, this show's parent podcast, pays a (hopefully NOT final) visit to discuss what is, un-ironically, one of his favorite stories.

Music by Jim Sangster.

Take a shot every time Jason makes a non-Doctor Who cultural reference while trying to review the novelization.

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"Doctor Who – Silver Nemesis" features cover art by AlisterPearson.

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For Part 2 in our mini-season The Daleks' Masterplan we have three terrific guest interviews:

Luke Sims-Jenkins of the Maran Chess Club Podcast.

Repeat DWLit guest Andrew Smith, who wrote a Big Finish tale inspired in part by this story.

Rod Brown of the Nostalgia Tours podcast.

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"Doctor Who – The Mutation of Time" features cover art by Alister Pearson.

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Welcome to the first of a planned three-part miniseries on The Daleks' Master Plan. This week we are joined by John Peel, who wrote the two-book novelization, and Darren Mooney of The 250 Podcast and The M0vie Blog.

These episodes of Doctor Who Literature follow on from Jason's two most recent appearance on Trap One: a discussion of the recovery of two episodes of DMP, and a long form look at DMP Episode 1 - The Nightmare Begins.

Jason provides a bonus solo audio commentary of DMP Episode 5 - Counter Plot.

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