
Shada (Doctor Who) The Lost Adventure by Douglas Adams
by:
Gareth Roberts
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 0425259986
ISBN 13: 9780425259986
Publication date:
July 1st, 2012
Publisher: Ace Berkley Penguin
Pages: 383
Genres: Science Fiction, Thriller & Suspense, Action & Adventure
In a remarkable fusion of humor and adventure, Gareth Roberts breathes new life into a classic tale crafted by the brilliant Douglas Adams. Set in the iconic Doctor Who universe, this “lost” adventure showcases the narrative's signature wit and clever storytelling. As readers dive into the unfolding drama, they encounter a vibrant world filled with eccentric characters and outlandish scenarios, all hallmarks of Adams’ style.
The story revolves around the dynamic duo of the Doctor and his companion as they traverse time and space, encountering both allies and adversaries. The narrative is peppered with Adams' trademark absurdity, presenting situations that challenge perception and reason while still offering deeper insights into the nature of existence and relationships. As they face extraordinary challenges, readers are treated to a blend of suspense and comedy that invites reflection as much as it entertains.
Roberts captures the essence of Adams’ original vision, filling in the gaps of a narrative only hinted at in past material. With intricate plot lines and delightful dialogue, he manages to stay true to the spirit of the Doctor while adding his own unique flair. The characters are richly developed, with each contributing to the story’s overall depth and complexity.
Steeped in charm and intellectual playfulness, this completion of a “lost” adventure transcends mere nostalgia. It stands as a tribute to one of the great minds of science fiction, inviting both longtime fans and new readers alike to experience a tale that celebrates the whimsical and the profound, all within the limitless expanse of the Doctor Who universe.
The story revolves around the dynamic duo of the Doctor and his companion as they traverse time and space, encountering both allies and adversaries. The narrative is peppered with Adams' trademark absurdity, presenting situations that challenge perception and reason while still offering deeper insights into the nature of existence and relationships. As they face extraordinary challenges, readers are treated to a blend of suspense and comedy that invites reflection as much as it entertains.
Roberts captures the essence of Adams’ original vision, filling in the gaps of a narrative only hinted at in past material. With intricate plot lines and delightful dialogue, he manages to stay true to the spirit of the Doctor while adding his own unique flair. The characters are richly developed, with each contributing to the story’s overall depth and complexity.
Steeped in charm and intellectual playfulness, this completion of a “lost” adventure transcends mere nostalgia. It stands as a tribute to one of the great minds of science fiction, inviting both longtime fans and new readers alike to experience a tale that celebrates the whimsical and the profound, all within the limitless expanse of the Doctor Who universe.