Revolution Man

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Author(s):

Paul Leonard

First Pub:

1999

Genre(s):

Science Fiction; Television Tie-In

First Read:

1999

Times Read:

1 time

Rating:

Internal ID:

787

Series:

Demontage
Dominion

Doctor Who - 8th Doctor*

#21 of 73

Doctor Who - 8th Doctor*

A series of books featuring the 8th Doctor from the once popular British television show Doctor Who.

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1) The Eight Doctors
2) Vampire Science
3) The Bodysnatchers
4) Genocide
5) War of the Daleks
6) Alien Bodies
7) Kursaal
8) Option Lock
9) Longest Day
10) Legacy of the Daleks
11) Dreamstone Moon
12) Seeing I
13) Placebo Effect
14) Vanderdeken's Children
15) The Scarlet Empress
16) The Janus Conjunction
17) Beltempest
18) The Face-Eater
19) The Taint
20) Demontage
21) Revolution Man
22) Dominion
23) Unnatural History
24) Autumn Mist
25) Interference Book One: Shock Tactic
26) Interference Book Two: The Hour of the Geek
27) The Blue Angel
28) Taking of Planet 5
29) Frontier Worlds
30) Parallel 59
31) Shadows of Avalon
32) The Fall of Yquatine
33) Coldheart
34) The Space Age
35) The Banquo Legacy
36) The Ancestor Cell
37) The Burning
38) Casualties of War
39) The Turing Test
40) Endgame
41) Father Time
42) Escape Velocity
43) Earthworld
44) Vanishing Point
45) Eater of Wasps
46) The Year of Intelligent Tigers
47) The Slow Empire
48) Dark Progeny
49) City of the Dead
50) Grimm Reality
51) The Adventuress of Henrietta Street
52) Mad Dogs and Englishmen
53) Hope
54) Anachrophobia
55) Trading Futures
56) The Book of the Still
57) The Crooked World
58) History 101
59) Camera Obscura
60) Time Zero
61) The Infinity Race
62) The Domino Effect
63) Reckless Engineering
64) The Last Resort
65) Timeless
66) Emotional Chemistry
67) Sometime Never...
68) Halflife
69) The Tomorrow Windows
70) The Sleep of Reason
71) The Deadstone Memorial
72) To the Slaughter
73) The Gallifrey Chronicles

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TARDIS: "Maddie didn't know she knew the sound until she heard it, above the wailing of the old woman and the screams of children, above the howling of the wind through the cracked walls of the hut.
A deeper more regular howling. The sound of a wind blowing though space and time, perhaps. She'd heard it once before, in the hospital, and had known it for a sort of magic then. Now, despite Fitz's assurances about the card, it seemed like a miracle.
She watched the blue box slowly materialise against the far wall, wondered about miracles. When the door opened, she almost recognised the man who emerged."

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Characters

Doctor 8 - (Doctor)
Samantha Jones - (Companion)
Fitz Kreiner - (Companion)

Added: 01-Jan-2001

Last Updated: 08-Apr-2020

06-Apr-1999

BBC Books

Date Issued:

06-Apr-1999

Pages*:

288

Read:

Once

Internal ID:

684

Publisher:

BBC Books

ISBN:

0-563-55570-X

ISBN-13:

978-0-563-55570-4

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

1967: The Revolution has just started. All you need is love - but the ability to bend space and time helps. An entity called the Revolution Man is writing his graffiti across the surface of the Earth, using a drug called Om-Tsor.

Trouble is, none of this was supposed to happen. The Doctor knows that the Revolution Man isn't for real, that he's part of the problem, not part of the solution. But how is he going to convince the flower children? How is he going to convince Sam? And he doesn't dare tell Fitz...

1968: The Chinese People's Army want to defeat the capitalists. Om-Tsor is the most powerful means available, and the source is on their doorstep. If half of India is immolated - well you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs...

1969: The Revolution Man has decided. Mankind is evil, not good. The only way forward is to destroy all of it. The Doctor and Sam struggle to find him but time is running out...

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