Another vintage Doctor Who Magazine article kindly shared on the Dreamwidth version of the comm by swordznsorcery:

"Issue #95 (December 1984) again, and this time an interview with Richard Franklin:"

Some more vintage Doctor Who Magazine articles very kindly posted to the Dreamwidth side of the comm by swordznsorcery:

"Once again from issue #107 (December 1985), long-time Who illustrator Andrew Skilleter, and in an apparently continuing feature on the show's production, Who production office secretary Sarah Lee:"

"From issue #93 (October 1984), famous Who ( Read more... )

Dreamwidth user magister has asked me to post this to the comm on his behalf. Check it out - it's great. :)

"Title: Business as Usual
Author: magister
Rating: PG for mild innuendo. Frankly it's all in your mind.
Characters: 3, Master, UNIT.
Warnings: None"

As the Nine leg of the 50th Anniversary fanwork-a-thon-of-fanwork-a-thons begins to get properly into gear (and watch this space for impending news on the next leg, starring the inimitable Eight), I thought it would be a good idea to give all of you a look at just how much good work you've been putting into it. So here are the fanworks we had for ( Read more... )

Title: Bake sale
Word Count: Approx. 3000
Summary: Seth has been wrangled into helping out at a charity bake sale, but what's up with the naked guy who's throwing out the cakes?
Characters: Ten, Three, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, Kate Stewart, Donna Noble, OC
Warnings: OCs, fudging of dates, actual fudge, teenagers

Will be available on the ( Read more... )

Title: The Family Business
Artist: ponygirl72
Dimensions: 1280x830
Characters: Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, Kate Stewart

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Gather Ye Rosebuds
Author: doctorpancakes
Fandom: Doctor Who
Characters: Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, Mike Yates
Rating: PG
Word Count: 1035
Warnings: subtext Speyside single malt scotch
Author's Note: The title comes from a poem by Robert Herrick, which, while not about the same thing as this fic, thematically sort of tied in enough that I ( Read more... )

If anybody have got more bunnies relating to this month's prompts than they know what to do with and would like to share, or want to run some ideas past people, or participate in any other form of community discussion relating to the fanwork-a-thon, well...here's your chance

50th Anniversary Fanwork-a-thon-a-thon, Round Two: Ten

(Secondary prompt: UNIT)

Round One still rumbles on, with a few works already shared with the comm and more still to come. Some of those who signed up for dates in the first half of the month are still working on their entries, still bedevilled by technical issues or still waiting for inspiration ( Read more... )