My Brother and the Doctor by Ben Brown.
In which a schoolboy in the 1970s wrestles with his
brother's love of a tired old television programme.

At the Beach by Simon Bucher-Jones.
In which the third Doctor confronts an unusual
dilemma inherited from his former self.

Something Terribly Important by Evan Waters.
In which Zoe Herriot receives an offer she dare not refuse.

An Act of Terrorism by William Billingsley.
In which the seventh Doctor fights fire with fire.

Hayat by Doris Speed-Keller.
In which the fifth Doctor discovers the limits
of interference.

Raisin Jack and the Dead Gang by Chris Heffernan.
In which the seventh Doctor takes on the living to save the dead.

The Unpublished Diaries of Ian Chesterton by Patrick Neighly.
In which two teachers from Coal Hill school are kidnapped by a madman.

Acts of Kindness by Alex Steer.
In which the fifth Doctor buys a slave.

Interlude by Peter Anghelides & Stephen Cole.
In which Fitz Kreiner strikes out.
A cut segment from The Ancestor Cell.

Who Tortures the Torturers? by Jamas Enright.
In which the second Doctor doesn't know which way to
turn the tables.

A Meeting of Minds by Craig Hinton.
In which the TARDIS meets its match.

Liberation by Kereth Cowe-Spigai.
In which the eighth Doctor finds his usual methods useless.

Key to the Future by Mark Phippen.
In which the seventh Doctor wagers life.

Seasons of Fear by Paul Cornell.
In which the eighth Doctor meets the man who killed him.
Exclusive prose novelization of the upcoming Big Finish
full-cast CD adventure.

Grandmother Clause by Phil Pascoe.
In which Faction Paradox take a holiday. Literally.

Going Nowhere by David Agnew.
In which Harry Sullivan does just that.

Skulduggery? by Keith Topping & Suzanne M Campagna.
In which Liz Shaw receives an ill-timed visit.

Includes exclusive introduction by Kate Orman
and three additional essays.