Number 42 of The Tides of Time, published in November 2018, is now online as two PDFs:

Print version (9Mb)

Compact version (4Mb)er

Features include

• The Time of Doctor Puppet – James Ashworth talks to Alisa Stern, creator of The Doctor Puppet
• At Last, the Universe is Calling – Georgia Harper looks forward from September to the promise of the Thirteenth Doctor
• “I Can Hear the Sound of Empires Toppling” – Sam Sheppard examines Doctor Who from the point of view of a deaf fan
• Summer of ’65 – Adam Kendrick reviews the summer of Doctor Who on Twitch
• The Barbara Wright Stuff – Guest contributor Sophie Iles explains how Doctor Who on Twitch turned her into a professional Doctor Who artist
• Tonight, I should liveblog… – Georgia Harper on the joys of Doctor Who liveblogging
• Love Letters to Doctor Who – Rogan Clark takes a twenty-first century fan’s look at the 2018 Target novelizations
• Top or Flop? Kill the Moon – The controversial Peter Capaldi story debated by William Shaw and Sam Sheppard, with a haiku by William Shaw and introduction and limerick by James Ashworth
• Utopia 2018 – James Ashworth meets Katy Manning, Waris Hussein, the casts of Class and The Keeper of Traken at Fantom’s Utopia 2018 convention
• Past and Present Mixed Up – Matthew Kilburn explains the background to his Black Archive entry on The Time Warrior
• Doctors Assemble – James Ashworth explores the connections between Doctor Who and the worlds of Marvel Comics
• The Fan Show – Ian Bayley reflects on Peter Capaldi’s panel at London Film and Comic Con 2018
• Empty Pockets, Empty Shelves – Thoughts by Matthew Kilburn on the transition between Peter Capaldi’s Doctor’s library-like TARDIS in Twice Upon a Time and Jodie Whittaker’s empty pockets in The Woman Who Fell to Earth
• Blind Drunk at Sainsbury’s – Is Big Finish’s attempt at presenting a woman Doctor in Exile a suitable precedent for Jodie Whittaker? No, says James Ashworth, but in many more words
• A Stone’s Throw, Part Four. – The last part of John Salway’s tale of the fourth and fifth Doctors
• This Mild Curiosity – William Shaw tells of Facebook group Time And Relative Dimensions In Shitposting

Those download links again:

Print version (9Mb)

Compact version (4Mb)