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by Keith Miller

TV Cream

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On sale from 1 May 2013

“Not only essential reading for the countless Doctor Who fans who have followed in Keith’s footsteps, but also beautifully written social histories, capturing Britain as it really was in the 1970s. Packed with gossip, Letraset, heartbreak and so many things you never knew that you never knew about Doctor Who, you have to read these books.” Gareth Roberts, tv series writer

What They Said About Volume One

“The book is a compelling read... this is more than just a dry history of fandom. I can’t recommend this book highly enough.”
Michael Cregan, Doctor Who Magazine

“Honestly, it’s brilliant.”
TV Cream

“This is a veritable Aladdin’s cave of material”
Christian Cawley, Kasterborous

“A very sweet, personal look back at one man’s teenage years.”
Ian Berriman, SFX magazine

“I am beyond excited at the prospect of Volume 2. Bring it on!”
Paul Mount, Starburst magazine

“Some things are almost too lovely to be written about.”
John Williams, Tachyon TV

“My producer and I really enjoyed flicking through this.”
Paul O’Grady, Radio 2

“It’s phenomenal!”
Shaun Lyon, Gallifrey One

“I adore it.”
Graham-Kibble White, TV & media journalist

“I love what you’ve done with it.”
Richard Bignell, Doctor Who historian

“I love fan history like this.”
Paul Cornell, tv, fiction and comics writer

“This is the best Dr Who book ever. Fascinating, funny, uplifting and heartbreaking. BUY IT!”
Gary Gillatt, writer and editor, Doctor Who Magazine

“Not only essential reading...but beautifully written. You have to read these books.”
Gareth Roberts, tv series writer

“A truly stunning piece of work.”
Clayton Hickman, writer and artist

Volume 2 The Tom Baker Years

Volume 2 will be available from May 1 2013.
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Free Insert for Volume 1 owners!

An additional page which can be printed off and kept in Volume 1, detailing the DWFC Kit that was sent out to members of the fledgling Fan Club in 1972. With thanks to founder member Nicholas Reardon (Member A070 to be exact!)

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