Editing BBC Books (section)

==''Doctor Who''==
Since 1996, BBC Books has also produced a range of tie-in novels connected to the [[Science fiction on television|television science-fiction]] series ''[[Doctor Who]]'', the only full-length fiction to be printed by the company. Their first release related to the series was a [[novelisation]] of the [[Doctor Who (1996 film)|1996 ''Doctor Who'' telemovie]] published in the spring of 1996. Then, in 1997, BBC Books launched two concurrent series of books, the [[Eighth Doctor Adventures]] (EDA) (featuring the [[Eighth Doctor|then-current incarnation]] of [[Doctor (Doctor Who)|the Doctor]]), and the [[Past Doctor Adventures]] (PDA), featuring the seven previous incarnations. Between 1997 and 2005 approximately 150 original novels were published for both lines, combined. BBC Books also launched a short-lived line of ''Doctor Who''-related short story collections called ''Short Trips''; [[Big Finish Productions]] later obtained the rights to publish the ''Short Trips'' books and that series continues as of 2010.

In 2005, BBC Books began to phase out the EDA and PDA lines as it launched a new series of books (informally dubbed the [[New Series Adventures (Doctor Who)|New Series Adventures]]) based upon the newly revived television series. Featuring the [[Ninth Doctor]], the new books were published in hardback (as opposed to the EDA, PDA and ''Short Trips'' lines that were exclusively paperback releases). The Eighth Doctor line was discontinued during the summer of 2005, followed by the final Past Doctor Adventure in November. Beginning in 2006, BBC Books continued the New Series Adventures, now featuring the [[Tenth Doctor]], with no word (as of September 2009) whether any more Past Doctor Adventures are planned. The books continue to be published in hardback, with the exception of four [[novella]]s, ''[[I Am a Dalek]]'', ''[[Made of Steel (Doctor Who)|Made of Steel]]'', ''[[Revenge of the Judoon]]'' and ''[[Code of the Krillitanes]]'', which are paperback releases under a series called [[Quick Reads]]. The 4th novella still featured the tenth doctor [[David Tennant]], even though the eleventh has made his TV appearance.

In January 2007, BBC Books launched a new line of original novels based upon the ''Doctor Who'' spin-off series, ''[[Torchwood]]''. These books are also being published exclusively in hardcover and, like the TV series itself, are aimed at an older audience.

In May 2008, BBC Books issued its first original made-for-audio ''Doctor Who'' adventure, ''Pest Control'', which was released as part of the Tenth Doctor Adventures line and read by [[David Tennant]]. The Audiobook of the Year 2010 was a Tenth Doctor adventure called Dead Air by [[James Goss (producer)|James Goss]] and read by [[David Tennant]].