They seemed to have stopped doing re-releases like this after The History Collection. The 50th-anniversary ones didn’t even get audiobooks. What books would you want to see re-released?
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At least some of those got audiobook releases. I’ve listened to Human Nature (read by Lisa Bowerman), Shadow in the Glass (read by India Fisher) and Scales of Injustice (read by Dan Starkey).
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First off, I’d quite like the re-released Roundheads to be issued as an ebook. As far as I can see, it’s the only one of these re-released books that isn’t available on the Kindle.
As far as other books are concerned, I’d love to see more of the VNAs get reprinted. I fully appreciate that this is unlikely to happen for many reasons but it would be nice to see. Off the top of my head, Nightshade would be an obvious choice. Also, to tie in with the recent audio adaptation, how about the Missing Adventure Goth Opera and its NA tie-in Blood Harvest?
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It’d be cool if we get e-book and hardback re-releases alongside BF audio adaptations
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I’ve only read Sting of the Zygons and Touched By An Angel (re-releases I assume based on the different covers) so I don’t really have an opinion but maybe Human Nature or one of the other classic novels.
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This isn’t directly relevant, but I notice that you’re using the old, Fandom Tardis Wiki. Us wiki editors would much prefer it if you used the new, independent Tardis Wiki.
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Human Nature has actually already been reprinted as part of The History Collection. So, if you were interested in reading it, you’ll hopefully be able to find a reasonably priced copy on Amazon or elsewhere. It’s also available as an ebook and, I think, an audiobook.
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Naturally some Wilderness Books, those are often very expensive on the second market. It would be nice buying some of these in much fair priced without having to sell my Kidneys 
. I doubt we will get any if any Re-releases anytime soon, sadly, which is a shame, but what can you do?
Anyway if I had to pick I would love for a Re-release of Alien Bodies or Lungbarrow, both Books I enjoyed, both which go for outrageous Prices whenever I take a look
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I’d love a reprint of The Book of the War so I can actually afford to get it, but I know that will never happen
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I just want all of them to be re-released, since my only options for reading most Doctor Who books is either buying them at cons or ordering them online.
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The NSAs don’t need reprinted, they’re so easy to find, but I would love the VNAs, MAs, PDAs, and EDAs to get reprinted because right now, apart from seeking out expensive copies online, my only chance of reading these is digitally, and I really don’t like that.
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It’s crazy they’ve never reprinted Lungbarrow, because it would surely sell so well given how obsessively fans search for copies of it.
Also, if there were reprints that may lead to audiobooks too, which would be just perfect. I recently discovered the Human Nature audiobook, which was excellent. I wish some of the EDAs could be made into audiobooks because it’s so much easier (for me) to listen than read.
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I recall a few of the EDAs had an Audiobook Versions, at least I remember seeing one for the Eight Doctors at least, but yeah agreed more Audiobooks wouldn’t hurt anybody!
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They did? Which ones?
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I recall seeing one of the eight Doctors somewhere, but maybe I am mistaken it’s been a while
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Were they official ones? I’ve seen fanmade audiobooks of the first few ones, I think the eight doctors, vampire science and the bodysnatchers, on a really old website, which doesn’t seem to actually play the audios anymore. There’s also a separate fanmade audiobook of genocide. But I didn’t think there were any official ones.
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It could have been fanmade Audiobooks, I just remember seeing the Cover of one of those, and it seemed to look very official to me. But then again I could be mistaken, and I probably am, if most don’t remember an official Audiobook for any of the EDAs. Apologize for the Confusion! 
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I just learned about the existence of The Essential Book of K9, and I’m sad that the only used copy I can find online after a quick search is $265.68 on Amazon UK.
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How much?!?! That’s Alien Bodies Number!! WHY IS THAT K9 BOOK SO EXPENSIVE
I was into Doctor Who in July 2015 when it was released, so why didn’t I know about it and buy it
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