Four new adventures featuring the Eighth Doctor and his Edwardian companion Charlotte Pollard.
1. The Mummy Speaks! by Alan Barnes.
The Carnaval de Paris, 1841. Amid the sideshow tents, the Doctor and Charley discover something truly
novel: an Ancient Egyptian mummy that speaks - despite being dead for more than 4,000 years!
But what the mummy has to say translates into terror for the TARDIS twosome - and proclaims doom for
the entire world.
2. Eclipse by Lisa McMullin.
The collective noun for a swarm of moths is an eclipse. And when the chittering, nightmarish Hellstrung
descend from the forest canopy of planet Pteron, they threaten to snuff out the lives of the human
settlers below.
Wanting to know what's stirred up the Hellstrung, the Doctor and Charley venture deep into the woods as
darkness falls.
3. The Slaying of the Writhing Mass by Eddie Robson.
The Doctor and Charley become trapped in a temporal traffic jam, caused by time tourists come to
witness the pivotal event in the history of the planet Ileiko: the Slaying of the Writhing Mass, the alien
entity that enslaved the Ileikans in their infancy.
The legendary hero Salan killed the Mass with a single stone, setting the Ileikans free. But what was the
Mass, exactly? And what if the legend was wrong?
4. Heart of Orion by Nicholas Briggs.
The TARDIS intercepts a strange signal, returning the Doctor and Charley to the Garazone System - where
once they had a terrifying encounter with the Cybermen, and foiled a bid to change the course of a
terrible android-human war.
Now, people are going missing from all over Garazone Central. The Orion War is far from over, and the
Doctor and Charley have landed at the heart of it, again!
Cast: Paul McGann (The Doctor), India Fisher (Charlotte Pollard), Michelle Livingstone (Deeva
Jansen), Rakie Ayola (Dakota Bly), John Banks (Cagliostro/Onaldus), Shiloh Coke (Constella),
Mark Elstob (Le Roi/Baron/Kelyan), Chris Jarman (Pattos), Lara Lemon (Selka/Klinkator/Dilly),
Yasmin Mwanza (Laorie/Assassin), Cyril Nri (Khaset), Rhoda Ofori-Attah (Tarper/Alicantis),
Theo Solomon (Keelda), Andrew James Spooner (Kedge Ampston). Other parts played by
members of the cast.

Director: Ken Bentley
Performed by: Paul McGann, India Fisher
Cover design or artwork by: Caroline Tankersley
Composed by: Toby Hrycek-Robinson, Steve Foxon