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 Doctor Who: Eater of Wasps - Trevor Baxendale
 Doctor Who: Eater of Wasps - Trevor Baxendale ... 49th-century Earth, mankind has developed time-travel technology, and a government security force controls illegal time jumps. But a devastating weapon is accidentally sent back through time to Wiltshire 1934, if unrecovered, the consequences are unthinkable.Newest Review: ... sugary pop near a bin is not a good idea. The Doctor and his two companions, the disgruntled Anji and the slightly shady ... more ... Fitz, land in a sleepy English Village in the early 1930s. Like usual their trip is not for pleasure as they soon realise when a man's body is found stung to death by thousands of wasps. It seems that an alien artefact has landed on Earth and has caused the wasps to try and use human bodies to multiply. One man in particular has become infected and he is intent on bringing his wasp babies to term. If tackling a man turning into a giant wasp was not enough the Doctor must also contend with another group from th...more |
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Doctor Who: Eater of Wasps
Pages: 279, Mass Market Paperback, BBC Books Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11
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Doctor Who: Eater of Wasps - Trevor Baxendale: Watch Out for Those White Anglo Saxon Protestants (892 words)
by - written on 10/03/08 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Its 1991 and my family are all crammed into our ageing Volvo as we travel across picturesque France. Like most of our family holidays the budget was pretty much spent getting out there in the first place and this meant food would be ala super Marché. Therefore, as usual we stopped off at a picnic spot to enjoy yet another portion of slightly tough French loaf and dubious pate. How unsophisticated did we feel as we tucked in alongside a French family with what looked like a full spread? And then it happened. My father was stood a few metres away from us opening a 2 litre bottle of coke when he suddenly let out an inhuman cry of anguish. The bottle of pop flew from ... Read the complete review
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