Doctor Who: Scratchman

A Haunting Whirlwind in "Doctor Who: Scratchman"

Imagine stepping into a swirling fog, the air thick with mystery and menace. That's where Tom Baker, our beloved Fourth Doctor, beckons us as he unfurls a story that teeters on the brink of madness. Originally intended as a film, this tale finally found its home on the page.

The Story

The iconic Doctor, accompanied by his ever-curious companions, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan, finds himself in an uncanny battle against the sinister entity known as Scratchman. This adversary is set against a backdrop of terror-inducing scarecrows and alternate dimensions that seem to defy reality. The stakes are cosmic,an intricate dance between time and fear itself.

What Makes This Book Unique

Written by Tom Baker himself, with James Goss's assistance, the novel radiates with an authentic blend of whimsy and dread that mirrors the beloved TV series. Its playful dialogue juxtaposes stark horror elements, akin to Gaiman’s Coraline meeting Lovecraftian worlds. As much an homage to past adventures as it is a fresh exploration, it captures Baker's eccentric spirit effortlessly.

Who Should Read This

This book is a treasure for fans of classic sci-fi, lovers of eccentric narratives, and those who savor tales where humor dances with darkness. While prior knowledge of Doctor Who enhances the experience, Baker crafts an accessible portal for newcomers willing to embrace its quirks. Beware: it's not for those seeking traditional storytelling or faint-hearted readers.