The Tides of Time, issue 36

I’m pleased to report that there is a new issue of The Tides of Time, issue 36, on its way to being distributed to Oxford-resident members of the Oxford Doctor Who Society shortly. It can now (we add much later) be downloaded as a PDF. It is cover dated Summer Vacation 2012, and Adam Povey remains editor, assisted by John Salway.

Within this issue:

  • Aptly Named. Editorial musings on the regeneration of the student body by Adam Povey.
  • The Cybermen of The Tenth Planet. A defence of the Mondasian Cybermen by Jonathan P. Martindale.
  • The Gunpowder Plot. Adam Kendrick reviews the final Doctor Who Adventure Game for PC.
  • Digging around The Stones of Blood. Katrin Thier considers some of the inspirations and themes of the 1978 Doctor Who story, partly recorded at the Rollright Stones in Oxfordshire.
  • How I Met My Mother. Sara James reviews her first convention experiences and meets Sophie Aldred.
  • Crossword by Thomas Keyton
  • The Adventures of Jessica Chrome. Matthew Kilburn delves into Russell T Davies’s career in Oxford student media.
  • Morality and Integrity: The Philosophy of the Last of the Time Lords. Jonathan P. Martindale examines the Doctor’s philosophical outlook.
  • Bargains of Necessity: From the Cutting Room Floor. Some ideas on Doctor Who‘s treatment of historical settings, omitted from his essay in the book Time And Relative Dissertations In Space, by Matthew Kilburn.

The cover montage is by Matthew Kilburn.

This is a 40 page A5 issue, possibly rolling off laserprinters at a secret location even as I type.

 

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  1. […] Contents include a look at the historical, archaeological and linguistic background to The Stones of Blood, the Oxford student media career of Russell T Davies, the Cybermen of The Tenth Planet, Utilitarianism in Doctor Who, a look at the latest computer game, comparing covention experiences, and a crossword. More details can be found on this page. […]

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