Mm okay. I’ve already read the Sixth Doctor title (and Human Nature) so that gets a giant shrug from me. Hopefully they’ll adapt more soon.
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Agreed! I am not quite sure with the BBC (PDA/EDAs) Books, but it seems like the Virgin Books are more than fair game, would be great if they did an audiobook Version for the two Grant Books already 
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Sadly, I don’t think we’re ever getting audiobooks of the VNAs and PDAs.
They have never been reprinted or released as (official) e-books (with a couple of exceptions). The BBC these days likes to pretend that the VNAs don’t exist. It’s probably because they are trying to maintain the image of Doctor Who as a family show, and the Wilderness Years novels don’t exactly fit that mould.
That being said, there are fan-made audiobook versions of some of the VNAs out there.
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I’ll do them! Just give me a minimum of 3 accents to choose from.
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We could do a TARDIS Guide audio drama retelling of a VNA, each person gets assigned a part and reads their lines 
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The TARDIS Guide Stuff of Legend event lol
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Cockney, Scottish, Australian, Northern 
Just don’t give me the parts where the Doctor speaks. My McCoy is terrible 
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I can play all the Swedes in that 8DA that was set here.
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Call me if we need somebody to do Hartnell, it’s by far not the best, but I am trying! 
(on another Note: That idea does sound lovely, I must say!)
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If you need a mildly nasally American voice, you know where to find me!
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Why not, do you mind Ace being South African now?
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And I can play all the Turnips.
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I volunteer to do animal noises of all kinds!
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I can do all the Scottish parts but I won’t use my native accent I’ll put on a bad fake Scots one
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I’ll voice 7, but I’ll do it as a bad impression of Broden Kelly from Aunty Donna
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Like Ten trying to sound like Scot in Tooth & Claw? So Tennant trying to put on a fake Scottish accent.
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Yeah but even worse somehow
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