Fan Phenomena: Doctor Who

Fan Phenomena: Doctor WhoThis book investigates thoroughly the multitude of fandoms, fan works and fan discussions about the always surprising and energetic programme Doctor Who. Featuring full colour images of fan work and discussions of both classic and New Who fandom, this is one of only a few and certainly one of the best guides to Doctor Who fan culture.

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