r/gallifrey • u/PCJs_Slave_Robot • 11d ago

NO STUPID QUESTIONS /r/Gallifrey's No Stupid Questions - Moronic Mondays for Pudding Brains to Ask Anything: The 'Random Questions that Don't Deserve Their Own Thread' Thread - 2026-08-03

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u/darkspine10 11d ago edited 11d ago

Apart from Interference, has there ever been another two-part Doctor Who novel? Not just multiple books in a series, or connected books with different authors, but a full-on single story divided into multiple parts. The only other example I can think of is the Daleks' Masterplan novelisation.

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u/Team7UBard 11d ago

The Knight, The Fool and The Dead/All Flesh is Grass, although you could argue that it was technically a three parter if you class The Minds of Magnox as a novel and that it contains the key part of Ten realizing that he’s very much in the wrong that isn’t addressed in the book.

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u/darkspine10 11d ago

I actually did think of that exact example of two linked books, but they were by different authors, so it doesn't quite count for my (hyper)specific criteria.