|  | A series of book-length dissections of individual Doctor Who stories. |
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|  | A series of reference books describing themselves as “the unauthorized & ambitiously definitive guide to Who". |
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|  | British publisher Telos have published a series of season-by-season guides covering the entirety of the new Doctor Who series during the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Doctor eras. |
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|  | A series of 7 highly-esteemed reference books produced in the 1990s, covering each one of the classic series Doctors’ eras in depth. |
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|  | Indispensable for many Who fans in the 1980s and beyond — Jean-Marc Lofficier’s series of episode guides to Doctor Who. |
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|  | A trilogy of highly-acclaimed books from the 1990s by David J. Howe, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker, each of which covers one decade of classic Doctor Who in depth. |
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|  | A series of 5 factual books for children published by Target Books in the late 1970s. |
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|  | Although named after the popular Top Trumps card game, this trilogy of books from 2006-2008 is actually a guide to the first four seasons of the new Doctor Who series, aimed at younger readers. |
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|  | A series of critical deconstructions of Doctor Who, adapted from the popular blog of the same name. |
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|  | This ongoing series of books documents an epic journey through the Whoniverse, as the author sets out to review every single Doctor Who story in every single format. |
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|  | A series of 4 books analysing the production of the Steven Moffat era of the show (both the Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors). |
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|  | Subtitled “Rob & Toby’s marathon watch of Doctor Who”, a series of books documenting the experience of Robert Shearman & Toby Hadoke as they sat though every Who episode from 1963 to 2010. |
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|  | Subtitled “The Doctor Who Fanzine Archives”, this trilogy of books from 2009-2011 reprints a selection of material from the anarchic world of Doctor Who fan-produced magazines. |
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|  | A series of Italian reference books, each one focussing on one Doctor’s era in depth. |
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|  | A trilogy of books collecting posts from the Confessions of a Neowhovian blog, where an American fan describes her experience of watching Doctor Who for the first time. |
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|  | A series of books collecting Tweet-length reviews of each classic Doctor Who story. |
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|  | A trilogy of books documenting fan videos and various other “pirate” Doctor Who productions. |
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|  | A trilogy of books collecting newspaper columns written by the Sixth Doctor himself — Colin Baker, who has been a weekly columnist in English local newspaper the Bucks Free Press for over two decades. |
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|  | These slim hardback books containing a mixture of fact and fiction have been a staple of British childrens’ Christmas stockings for decades. |
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|  | Books containing a selection of Doctor Who inspired artwork. |
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|  | Non-fiction books about Doctor Who, ranging from behind-the-scenes production information, histories of the programme, media studies books, etc. etc. |
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|  | A selection of original graphic novels and collections of Doctor Who Magazine comic strips republished in book form. |
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|  | A wide selection of books giving a humorous slant on Doctor Who, and also a selection of unofficial comedic parodies. |
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|  | A selection of books containing the original scripts from Doctor Who TV stories and audio dramas. |
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|  | Anthologies of short stories and short fiction related (directly or indirectly) to Doctor Who. |
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