DOCTOR WHO: LifeDeath is a 270-page perfect-bound
short story anthology in the vein of Decalog and Short Trips.
The dimensions and format of the current range of BBC novels,
LifeDeath is designed specifically to fit comfortably on fans'
shelves among their other books. The result is a focused volume
of inventive and original fiction, with stories that alternately push
at the boundaries of the DOCTOR WHO universe and reflect
introspectively on it.

Featuring previously unpublished fiction by David Agnew,
Peter Anghelides, Simon Bucher-Jones, Stephen Cole,
Paul Cornell, Craig Hinton, Phil Pascoe, Keith Topping
and a host of the best in undiscovered new authors.
Foreword by Kate Orman.

DOCTOR WHO: LifeDeath is the debut release from Ambrosia
Press, the new imprint from the highly respected Ambrosia
Books & Collectibles. All proceeds from the sale of this book
benefit Amnesty International.

Edited by Kereth Cowe-Spigai and Patrick Neighly.

DOCTOR WHO: LifeDeath is a strictly limited edition
of 500 books.

We are selling much faster than anticipated, so don't delay!
Once out of stock it will not return to print.

• For over a thousand
  years, he's fought to
  hold back death.
• But some problems
  can't be fought on the
  scale he's used to.
  DOCTOR WHO: LifeDeath
  is a collection of short
  stories that presents
  new problems for the
  Doctor - the murkiness
  of cultural relativism,
  the ethics of voluntary
  oppression and the
  fundamental essence
  of his own inhumanity.

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