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I enjoyed 'The Hungry Earth'. I enjoyed the slower pace that a two-parter affords. I enjoyed the familiar Doctor Who territory of a handful of characters in an isolated location. I also enjoyed Matt Smith's performance. He really is starting to flesh out the character of the 11th Doctor - humour, sensitivity, indignation, vulnerability... Marvellous.

But...

In between the first and second wave of 11th Doctor novels, BBC Books bring us "The TARDIS Handbook. The official guide to the best ship in the Universe".

Let's find out what you think..........

Always keen to make DWAS membership more than just a magazine, in the next CT we will have some offers on signed merchandise for members only:

The Kamelion Collection DVD will be available, signed by Mark Strickson, and the Dalek Master Plan CDs will be available signed by Peter Purves. As always we will offer these at a discount from the RRP and with free UK delivery.

Brief, but succinct, from regular contributor Gary Merchant.

We still have some badges carrying the current CT logo which are free of charge to members.

To get one please send an SAE with postage of 66p (1st) or 51p (2nd) to our usual address at:

DWAS
Unit 117
17 Piries Place
Horsham
RH12 1BF

If you are outside the UK then please email us at enquiries@dwasonline.co.uk for details.

Well, we're now more than half way through Series 5. Here's what you're saying........

Well, I really liked this one. I think it is because it was just that bit different. I enjoyed Vampires of Venice too, but in a different way. It was after all, quite formulaic and very similar to other episodes from the new series - such as The Shakespeare Code, or The Unquiet Dead.

CT regular Gary Merchant winds up for us this week.

Doctor Who rarely makes me laugh out loud, but when we saw Guido piloting the gondola wearing Rory's stag-do shirt I genuinely did. Here's what you thought............