In Print
| Doctor Who book | |
|---|---|
| Doctor Who – The Pescatons | |
| Series | Target novelisations |
| Release number | 153 |
| Writer | Victor Pemberton |
| Publisher | Target Books |
| Cover artist | Pete Wallbank |
| ISBN | 0-426-20353-4 |
| Release date | 15 September 1991 |
Doctor Who and the Pescatons was novelised in 1991 by Victor Pemberton as Doctor Who – The Pescatons and published by Target Books. Although not the final Target release (that would come in 1994 with The Paradise of Death), this was the final new release in Target's traditional format which had been in place since 1973; subsequent new releases would be longer and in a differently presented book format. Discounting radio plays, it is to date the only Doctor Who audio drama to be novelised.
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