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Telos Goes Digital

Doctor Who fiction publisher Telos Publishing Ltd has announced a range of its products will be made available for download in digital format thanks to a partnership with a company called Andrew UK Ltd.

David J Howe (long-time Doctor Who writer and commentator), Publishing Director at Telos commented:

â€œThis is a great opportunity for customers to discover Telos’ impressive range of titles…We have a selection of superb science fiction/fantasy/horror novellas set in the universe of BBC TV’s Doctor Who, as well as some terrifying stand-alone horror novels and novellas. It’s great to expand their readership in this way and hopefully to bring them to more peopleâ€

For those of you who may be unaware, Telos published fifteen Doctor Who novellas from 2001-2003 (which included some brilliant titles such as Time and Relative by Kim Newman, Foreign Devils by Andrew Cartmel and the award-winning Fallen Gods by Jon Blum and Kate Orman) however the titles available will be restricted to Telos’ Time Hunter series which as explained above take place in the same fictional universe as Doctor Who

These little gems are well worth checking out and will be made available soon for iPhone, iPad and Kindle devices.

For more details of which titles Telos has available digitally, you check their news feed at www.telos.co.uk.

Go on, Itâ€™s well worth it!

(Edit: additional information thanks to David J Howe)



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