In honour of Donald Cotton’s birthday, Obverse are giving a coupon code for a pound off their Black Archive ebook on The Myth Makers (written by Ian Potter).
The code is mythicaldon
The Black Archive have some great books in there. Currently reading an excellent one about The Edge of Destruction by Simon Guerrier.
If you’re currently immersed in the world of Sutekh and Pyramids of Mars, Obverse have the ebook version of Kate Orman’s Black Archive on the story at a tempting £2.99:
Devastating that I would quite like a print copy but shipping to the US is so ridiculously expensive 
Sale on Obverse’s Black Archives on The Happiness Patrol and The Greatest Show in the Galaxy due to the Season 25 BluRay:
Oh I love that Happiness Patrol cover
Oh hell. I had been avoiding The Black Archive because, despite liking some of Obverse’s output, I told myself I didn’t need to get hooked on another series of Doctor Who criticism. But I have a soft spot for The Happiness Patrol, and the ebook was only a couple of quid, and now I have a new favourite series. Damn it.
Doctor Who: Evil of the Daleks hardcover for £14.18.
Doctor Who: Imaginary Friends: a 1960s story (Hardcover)
Amazon UK. £7.29 (RRP £12.99)
Doctor Who: The Cradle: a 1970s story (Hardcover)
Amazon UK. £7.60 (RRP £12.99)
Doctor Who: The Self-Made Man: a 1980s story (Hardcover)
Amazon UK. £7.27 (RRP £12.99)
Doctor Who: Wannabes: a 1990s story (Hardcover)
Amazon UK. £8.54 (RRP £12.99)
Doctor Who: The Monster in the Cupboard: a 2000s story (Hardcover)
Amazon UK. £6.64 (RRP £12.99)
Doctor Who: In Wonderland (paperback)
Amazon UK. £7.29 (RRP £9.99)
Doctor Who: Rogue (Target paperback)
Amazon UK. £7.90 (RRP £9.99)
Doctor Who: The Gold Archive: Invasions of Earth: A Secret History
Currently £23.44 (RRP £35)
