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August 28th, 2026 2 comments

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Doctor Who The Vampire Mutation 4th Doctor Audio CD

Available to order from www.amazon.co.uk

The hardback book is available to order from www.amazon.co.uk, www.hive.co.uk, www.bookshop.org and www.waterstones.com

Louise Jameson reads this original novel based on scripts and synopses by Terrance Dicks.

‘The conjunctions of the stars at last permit the awakening of the Dead One…’

Summoned by the White Guardian to a domain outside time and space, the Doctor learns that the lynchpin of the cosmos – the Time Key – has been stolen. He must recover its six components before a great darkness smothers the universe.

The first fragment draws the TARDIS to a remote, mist-choked planet. Captured by terrified locals, Leela hears tell of night-creatures that drink the blood of their victims… while the Doctor falls prey to the sinister Council of Seven.

Who are the Witch Lords? What is the terrible significance of the Thousand Year Sabbath? With the world on the brink of catastrophe, will the vampire mutation thwart the Doctor’s quest for the Time Key before it’s even begun?

Terrance Dicks’s The Vampire Mutation was intended to open Doctor Who’s 15th season in 1977. Cancelled at the last moment, its secrets were believed lost forever. Now, working from never-before seen scripts and synopses, Steve Cole’s novelisation brings this ‘lost’ adventure from a much-loved writer into the light.

Reading produced by Morrison Ellis. Sound design by Oliver Denman. Executive producer for BBC Audiobooks: Michael Stevens.


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2 comments

  • Neil

    October 29th, 2026 - 12:18pm

    The cover art is appalling.

    Reply
    • bookcollector

      October 29th, 2026 - 12:53pm

      Like all modern who past doctor covers. Where is the doctor? Where is leela or k9? The biggest selling point of past doctor merchandise is the doctor and companions involved but the covers are still consistently bland

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