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Title: Doctor Who: Marco Polo: 1st Doctor Novelisation
Author: John Lucarotti
Narrator: Zienia Merton
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 4 hours 0 minutes
Release date: December 6, 2018
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3 of Total 1
Genres: Science Fiction
Publisher's Summary:
Zienia Merton reads this captivating novelisation of an epic ‘lost’ historical TV adventure featuring the First Doctor. 'Merton brings a lightness of touch to her reading that's quite delightful...It's a rewarding listen, and a fine tribute to its narrator.' Doctor Who Magazine The young Venetian, Marco Polo, is on his way to the Emperor’s court in Peking when he meets four intrepid time travellers: the elderly Doctor, his granddaughter Susan, and their companions Ian and Barbara. The TARDIS has broken down whilst on Earth, in the year 1289. Marco Polo recognises in it a means of winning favour with the Emperor, and he insists that the travellers accompany his caravan to Cathay. The journey is fraught with sandstorms, drought, bandits, would-be assassins and many other hidden dangers. Even if they do arrive safely at the court of Kublai Khan, the Doctor and his friends have no guarantee of ever seeing the inside of the TARDIS again… Zienia Merton, who played Ping-Cho in the original BBC serial, reads John Lucarotti’s own novelisation of his 1964 TV adventure. Dedicated to the memory of Zienia Merton (p) & © 2018 BBC Worldwide Ltd t/as BBC Studios Text © John Lucarotti 1984 Cover illustration by David McAllister Reading produced by John Ainsworth Recorded at Ashwood Music Post-production by Ladbroke Studios Sound design by Simon Power for Meon Productions TARDIS sound effect composed by Brian Hodgson Executive producer: Michael Stevens
Title: Doctor Who: Marco Polo: 1st Doctor Novelisation
Author: John Lucarotti
Narrator: Zienia Merton
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 4 hours 0 minutes
Release date: December 6, 2018
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3 of Total 1
Genres: Science Fiction
Publisher's Summary:
Zienia Merton reads this captivating novelisation of an epic ‘lost’ historical TV adventure featuring the First Doctor. 'Merton brings a lightness of touch to her reading that's quite delightful...It's a rewarding listen, and a fine tribute to its narrator.' Doctor Who Magazine The young Venetian, Marco Polo, is on his way to the Emperor’s court in Peking when he meets four intrepid time travellers: the elderly Doctor, his granddaughter Susan, and their companions Ian and Barbara. The TARDIS has broken down whilst on Earth, in the year 1289. Marco Polo recognises in it a means of winning favour with the Emperor, and he insists that the travellers accompany his caravan to Cathay. The journey is fraught with sandstorms, drought, bandits, would-be assassins and many other hidden dangers. Even if they do arrive safely at the court of Kublai Khan, the Doctor and his friends have no guarantee of ever seeing the inside of the TARDIS again… Zienia Merton, who played Ping-Cho in the original BBC serial, reads John Lucarotti’s own novelisation of his 1964 TV adventure. Dedicated to the memory of Zienia Merton (p) & © 2018 BBC Worldwide Ltd t/as BBC Studios Text © John Lucarotti 1984 Cover illustration by David McAllister Reading produced by John Ainsworth Recorded at Ashwood Music Post-production by Ladbroke Studios Sound design by Simon Power for Meon Productions TARDIS sound effect composed by Brian Hodgson Executive producer: Michael Stevens
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