Doctor Who: The Audio Scripts authors: various ISBN: various format: 247x142mm, hardback pages: various published: every six months price: £15.99 Hardback volumes, reproducing the best scripts from Big Finish Productions' acclaimed Doctor Who dramas. Each book includes four full rehearsal scripts, annotated scenes and cut dialogue, exclusive introductions from the authors and notes from the directors. These books are the essential companion to the ongoing series of audio productions. Doctor Who On Location author: Richard Bignell ISBN: 1-903111-22-6 format: 236x187mm, paperback pages: 256 published: 26 October 2001 price: £17.95 From the beaches of Brighton to the Highlands of Scotland and the Eiffel Tower - the Doctor has visited them all in over 30 years of time travelling adventures. Working on location caused many unforeseen problems for the BBC - overnight snow falls, broken bones and uncontrollable animals - all of which had to be overcome during the production of Doctor Who. Doctor Who On Location is the most comprehensive listing of Doctor Who filming locations ever published, complete with a full scene-by-scene breakdown of how they were used in the transmitted programmes. The book features over 150 illustrations, including many rare and unpublished production photos, location maps and BBC production documentation. Doctor Who: Short Trips authors: various ISBN: various format: 247x142mm, hardback pages: various published: quarterly price: £14.99 New collections of Doctor Who short stories, published by Big Finish Productions and authorised by the BBC. Anthologies published so far include Zodiac, Companions, A Universe of Terrors and The Muses. Duran Duran Unseen authors: Paul Edmond, Malcolm Garrett and Kasper De Graaf ISBN: 1-903111-91-9 format: 220 x 212 mm, paperback pages: 144 published: October 2005 price: £14.99 Duran Duran's original design team have assembled this book of outstanding and mostly unpublished photographs of the band themselves and the Birmingham music, fashion and club scene from which they sprang. The photographs are all by Paul Edmond, who captured Duran Duran at the moment when they broke through to stardom. Many of the pictures also feature other personalities from the early eighties New Romantic scene, including Patti Belle, Jane Kahn, Jon Mulligan, Jane Farrimond and Martin Degville.