What target novelisations do you want BBC audio to do next?

Wasn't there a Resurrection of the Daleks adaptation/reading in the pipeline before AudioGo went down?

An Unearthly Child isn't being released due to rights issues so I doubt it.

By "they" I mean the internet, not the company

I'd like to see:

The Reign of Terror read by William Russell
The Romans read by multiple voices - given the novel is told through multiple sources
The Time Meddler read by Peter Purves or Graeme Garden
The Ark read by Peter Purves (unless Jackie Lane feels up for it - maybe even Zoe Wanamaker to keep with the 'end of the world' theme)
The Celestial Toymaker read by Peter Purves or David Bailie
The War Machines read by Anneke Wills or Elliot Chapman
The Smugglers read by Earl Cameron, with Cybermen voices by Nicholas Briggs

The Power of the Daleks read by Nicholas Briggs
The Evil of the Daleks read by Nicholas Briggs
The Enemy of the World read by Mary Peach
The Seeds of Death read by Nicholas Briggs

Day of the Daleks read by Katy Manning, with Dalek voices by Nicholas Briggs
The Time Monster read by Katy Manning

The Sontaran Experiment read by Dan Starkey
Horror of Fang Rock read by Dan Starkey or Louise Jameson
The Invisible Enemy read by John Leeson
Image of the Fendahl read by Wanda Ventham
The Sun Makers read by the senior management of the Inland Revenue
Destiny of the Daleks read by Terry Molloy, with Dalek voices by Nicholas Briggs
Meglos read by Lalla Ward
Warrior's Gate read by Lalla Ward or Matthew Waterhouse
The Keeper of Traken read by Sarah Sutton

Mawdryn Undead read by Mark Strickson
Terminus read by David Troughton
Enlightenment read by Lynda Baron
The Five Doctors read by Carole Ann Ford or Peter Davison
Warriors of the Deep read by Neve McIntosh
Planet of Fire read by Nicola Bryant

The Mark of the Rani read by Siobhan Redmond

Dragonfire read by Sophie Aldred
Battlefield read by Jean Marsh or Angela Bruce

Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma read by Mark Strickson
Harry Sullivan's War read by Jon Culshaw
Slipback read by Colin Baker
The Pestacons read by Jon Culshaw
The Paradise of Death and The Ghosts of N-Space read by Tim Treloar
Downtime read by Deborah Watling, Miles Richardson or Jemma Redgrave

There is a reading of that commercially available.

Terrible, definitely terrible. It never rose anywhere near to mediocre.

Silver Nemesis is the one that standouts there as more of an 'offence' issue as that would be saying to someone who novelised his own scripts "we could do with a better version from someone else". To an extent, when it came to the others Terrance would say "well I did them as well as i could in the time-contraints, better could be done with longer".

I wonder if we'll see The Power of The Daleks novelised in the first year of the next Doctor?

It'd be nice to hear Michael Troughton get a turn on a Second Doctor audio.

And when it comes to The Mutants, I find it hard to see past Garrick Hagon - an audiobook legend.