2004 / Ebook / 440 pages
****
Snappy summaries and the most interesting trivia about every episode is all I needed. It's also padded out with less interesting time-capsule articles and a single season of Buffy to complete her previous book.
1998 / Audiobook / 280 pages
**
An unadventurous third outing for the literary Eighth Doctor, retreading a well-known story in an overfamiliar historical setting. What's the point?
2010 / Ebook / 240 pages
****
A celebration of creativity and explosions. Most of the programmes predate me, but this effectively channelled phantom nostalgia regardless.
2005 / Audiobook / 256 pages
***
The most long-winded prose sections and fewest choices I've ever seen in one of these makes it more firmly a story than a game, which was probably the right call. Some readers may also enjoy the second-person dysmorphia of being a magical high school girl.
2017 / Ebook / 240 pages
****
I was mainly here for the aesthetics, but it was interesting seeing how it all came together, while not letting on to future reveals.
