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Where We Stand, Where We Fall: The Politics of Doctor Who
 

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By:Lizbeth Myles
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Released:  5 June 2026
Publisher:  Herne Books
ISBN:978-1-917665-05-6
Format: hardback
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Cover blurb:
Doctor Who has been many things over the years. This book offers an intelligent and thought-provoking look at one of the most debated aspects of it — its politics. Liz Myles knows her stuff.’
Steven Moffat

‘A brilliant take on the history of Doctor Who. This is an engaging, thoughtful, deeply researched and heartfelt look at our beloved programme which has always reflected and sometimes even prophesied the state of our universe.’
Sophie Aldred

Where We Stand, Where We Fall is a very apt title for a book that clearly delineates, possibly for the first time, the six central debates of Doctor Who, the ideas the show keeps returning to. It’s wise, ambitious and funny, and clearly written with an enormous love for and knowledge of the series. It’s the platform upon which much future scholarship will be built, the definitive work on the subject, pulling together a vast number of threads. I adored it.’
Paul Cornell

Now in its seventh decade as the world’s longest-running science-fiction television show, Doctor Who continues to entertain huge audiences across the planet. Some people have complained that its writing and presentation have become too political but, argues Lizbeth Myles, it has always been a show built on political themes, often with diverse and contradictory points of view.

In this fascinating book she illustrates some of the many ideas and politics of Doctor Who, in chapters looking at Nuclear Annihilation, Feminism, Colonialism, Environmentalism, Scientific Responsibility, and Transhumanism.

Lizbeth Myles is an award-winning podcaster, writer, and editor. She’s a three time Hugo award finalist: she was nominated twice for her work on the Verity! podcast, and once for editing the Doctor Who essay anthology Chicks Unravel Time. She’s written Doctor Who and Blake’s 7 adventures for Big Finish, and contributed articles to SFX and Doctor Who Magazine. She lives in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland.


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