What Doctor Who novels would we like to see adapted?

* Cold Fusion
* Goth Opera
* Sand Of Time
* The Also People
These 4 Please!

Blood Heat would have been great, had Big Finish started the adaptations a few years earlier. Ditto Shadow in the Glass

I'd love to see the Eye of Heaven adapted. Granted, its structure would make that tricky, but then, BF are doing Nightshade.

Let's see, what else is there...

The Sands of Time would be welcome. Managra would be lovely, though Sarah would have to be replaced with another companion. Empire of Glass would be fun. There's the Banquo Legacy, the Burning, the Left-Handed Hummingbird (another tricky one to adapt, but potentially amazing,) Conundrum (as an audiobook with actors, ala the Speckled Band,) the Infinity Doctors (a whole series in its universe would be welcome,) Alien Bodies, and Human Nature (extremely unlikely, but what the heck.)

It seems Big Finish won't be adapting novels that have had re-releases, probably because their more ready availability affects prospective sales. It's a unique case for English Way of Death, where I'd guess that BBC Books chose that for the Fourth Doctor History Collection entry long after Big Finish had started their adaptation.

It's a pity, because I feel that releasing the New Adventures Sanctuary and Human Nature similar to Romance of Crime/English Way of Death and Well-Mannered War/Damaged Goods would have been a great idea. Both stories examine the characters of Benny and the Seventh Doctor, as well as giving them both a one-off love interest. There's enough from both that could be excised from any potential adaption without dramatically altering the story or its themes. At least we have got an audio version of Human Nature, with Lisa Bowerman's reading of the novel.

Father Time, with the Eighth Doctor. It's set during the amnesiac Stuck on Earth arc, in the 80's. The Doctor is raising a daughter and it's a lovely novel that's probably one of the best in the range. There's no necessary continuity, kinda a big thing for that arc and it's something different for Paul McGann to do as the Eighth Doctor.

With the Fifth Doctor and Turlough, there's Lords of the Storm (a MA with Sontarans that's a loose prequel to one thread of Shakedown) and Imperial Moon (PDA, with Victorian astronauts on the moon and it's not a parallel world or alternate timeline).

In the If Only The Actors Were Still Around, there's Wolfsbane with the Fourth Doctor, Sarah and Harry, as well as an amnesiac Eighth Doctor from the Stuck on Earth EDA arc. Another title is City at World's End, which perfectly represents the First Doctor era. The First Doctor, Susan, Ian and Barbara arrive, get separated from the TARDIS, separated from each other and must figure out how to save a world where not everything is as it seems.

Nope, still TBA. Since it's being released December next year though, there's no rush for the announcement. We're still waiting for information on next year's Main Range opening trilogy! The only things confirmed for it are release date and the price (higher than the two-disc releases, so it's almost certain to be three discs).

But "The Black Hole" actually contradicts the Season 6B theory, so I doubt Big Finish will be adapting these.

The Infinity Doctors
Cold Fusion
The Pit
Alien Bodies (no idea how they'd work The Shift)
The Eight Doctors
Unnatural History
Interference
Dead Romance
Birthright
The Plotters
The Taking of Planet 5
Time's Crucible

None of The Master stories, please.

Yup. Colin Baker played Popov!

Oh no there isn't!

Hello everyone!

Here is my response to that question on 'Bradley's Basement' - bradleybasement.wordpress.com/2015/11/19/what-doctor-who-novels-would-i-like-to-see-adapted-into-audio/

Tim.