1. Doctor Who: The Audio Novellas: The Time-Splitters and Dimension 13

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Doctor Who - The Audio Novellas

Available January 2026

Written by Colin Brake David Llewellyn

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Spinning off from the popular Doctor Who - The Audio Novels range comes The Audio Novellas, an original series of shorter-length audiobook adventures featuring Doctors and companions from across the TV show’s long history.

1. The Time-Splitters by Colin Brake, narrated by Peter Purves
A TARDIS materialisation accident at the Lunar University causes Steven to be separated from Dodo and the Doctor. Steven is now eight years in their future and the university is mysteriously abandoned. As he tries to survive the threat stalking the corridors, can the Doctor ever find him again?

2. Dimension 13 by David Llewellyn, narrated by Jon Culshaw
The Doctor, Liz and the Brigadier investigate disappearances and strange time phenomena at Shackleton Base in Antarctica. But when the Doctor discovers the source of the temporal problems, he realises the only solution might be the ultimate sacrifice...

Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart © Haisman & Lincoln and used under licence. With thanks to Hannah Haisman and Candy Jar.

Recorded on: 23 July and 7 August 2020

Recorded at: LA Productions

Producer David Richardson said: "We’ve loved working on the Audio Novels for the last four years, and long may they continue. There's also room for shorter stories too, and that's where The Audio Novellas come in – two-hour narrated tales read by Doctor Who legends.

"This duo of adventures takes in the Moon's surface in the distant future and an earthbound tale for the exiled Third Doctor and his UNIT colleagues. They're filled to the brim with imagination and thrills."

Script editor Roland Moore added: "The range is great because it gives us so much flexibility. We give fully immersive Doctor Who adventures, with effects and music as if it was a full-cast recording, but with a single performer.

"And so we can go to any year of the show and produce shorter length adventures – stuff that may be difficult to place in a range otherwise – and they’re all ready to download."