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I'm delighted to say that Frank Collins first book "The Pandorica Opens - Exploring the worlds of the Eleventh Doctor" has now been published.

Within the next week Frank will be signing copies of the book at the following venues:

11th December, 1.00-4.00pm. The Who Shop, 39-41 Barking Road, Upton Park, London.

Nothing lasts forever, and I've decided it's almost time for me to move on - but not just yet though! There's still a few more issues left in the old geezer, starting with 391 which should be with members in the next few days.

The name of the new Editor, who has already started preparation work and will taking on the mantle next Spring, will be announced in the Christmas/New Year bumper issue.

And it is..................................................... A Christmas Carol.

Further details at the BBC Website. http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/news/bulletin_101112_03/Title_of_Chris...

I have received the following query from Alison Jacobs.

And so the Arena Tour is over. Will it prove to be a one-off, or will there be a follow up? While we contemplate this, and many other imponderables, here's a review from regular contributor Alison Jacobs.

Thanks to everyone who entered our recent competition. The result was 'Riverside Studios' and the winners, drawn at random from all correct answers, are Lucy McGough and Mark Pilkington. Their signed Time & Space posters will be winging their way this coming week.

I'm delighted to say that one our regular contributors, Frank Collins, will be having his first book published in a few weeks time.

NEW FROM CLASSIC TV PRESS:
Doctor Who: The Pandorica Opens - Exploring the Worlds of the Eleventh Doctor’ by Frank Collins

Following on from my blog entry of yesterday, here's a review of Tuesday night's proceedings.

Having been at the BFI screening of the much anticipated Sarah Jane/ Jo Grant/ 11th Doctor story, I would urge everyone to make sure they watch it upon transmission - SJA fan or not!

In my opinion, it is a loving tribute to the Barry Letts era and has by far and away the largest amount of fan pleasing references, nods and flashbacks ever seen on television by a country mile.

Following on from our "Time & Space" Convention, we're running a competition open to all. Two lucky prize winners will each receive a special poster signed by the guests who attended. Even K9!

To enter the competition, you need to answer the following question:

At what venue was the "Time & Space" Convention held?