Amstrad Computer Games Almost every piece of software produced for the Amstrad is here somewhere (but when is the text adventure game of Lancelot going to be available?). Download your old favourites, then just try downloading games at random - there's some real little gems hiding in there.

The Panatropic network. A vast collection of Doctor Who fan fiction. Updated around the end of each month.

The Swinging Space-Age Bachelor Pad of the Supreme Dalek. The Internet home of Tony Whitt, with loads of cool animated gifs, a free palm-reading service, and all sorts of cool stuff.

Susannah Tiller's Pages Susannah's computer games page is a little more up to date than mine, concentrating as it does on the relatively recent Destiny of the Doctors CD-Rom game. If you're stuck (or just bewildered), this is the place to go for a complete walkthrough.

Nich Campbell's CPC pages. Loads of cool Amstrad-related stuff. This guy recognises the greatness of Head Over Heels (see guestbook!), so his site must be worth a look. Go on.

Perfect Timing 2. A collection of Doctor Who short stories produced for charity. Edited by Helen Fayle and Julian Eales, the anthology hopes to combine the talents of both professional and amateur authors, while raising wads of cash in support of research into infant cot death. The collection is hoping to be published in December.

Birmingham University's Science-Fiction and Fantasy Society. As mentioned elsewhere on these pages, I have spent the last year as Magazine Editor. We only produce one magazine a year, as everyone is usually far too busy to write anything. Full details on the society can be found here.

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