In May 2013, I started watching Doctor Who. It was somewhat of a whim, largely motivated by a few friends who talked about the show obsessively on Facebook. I was hooked with the first episode. I began watching 3-4 episodes per day and finished all seven seasons of New Who in less than a month.
Doctor Who was my re-introduction to TV and pop culture in general. When I started law school, I swore of TV. There were only so many hours in the day and I much preferred wasting time on the Internet than vegging out in front of the TV. Nearly ten years passed where I hardly watched any TV. Thanks to Doctor Who, I suddenly wanted to know what shows I'd been missing.
While my TV habits grow, I was still at heart a book lover. I was thrilled to discover a whole industry of TV related books. There are hundreds of Doctor Who related books. And loads of other books that are at least tangentially related to TV, movies, or other media.
Quite a few of the books I've read over the past year or so have some relation to media. Many of these are not YA, which is the typical genre I review on this blog. I'd like to use this feature as a place to review media-related books. Or to discuss media issues related to books. Or just to obsess over Doctor Who.
Here are a few things I have planned:
Just one more week! I'll definitely be geeking out over my favorite show
I listened to this via audio recently. So cute. I'll be reviewing it.
I loved this show and I just finished the book adapted from the TV show.
I haven't read this yet - I still haven't finished the TV series. I'm just about to start Season 3. I will read this as soon as I see the movie.
Love Doctor Who. I was forced to watch it because of my friends. I need to catch up though. xD
ReplyDeleteI LoVe VMars. I can't wait to read book 2.
ReplyDeleteLoved BroadChurch but not sure about the need for an American version when I already know what happens. Might still check it out when it comes on
ReplyDeleteGreat choices! I loved the Veronica Mars novel..I am a HUGE fan of the show..I am going back and rewatching season one at the moment! Also love the Lizzie Bennet Diaries..and of course my biggest fandom is dr.who! So very much looking forward to all these reviews!
ReplyDeleteGreat list! I can't wait to hear what you think about them!
ReplyDeleteI mainly got into Doctor Who to survive.lol I hung out with a lot of Whovians (including my sister) and I needed to be able to know what they were talking about so I've seen the first couple seasons and then random episodes after that (I have seen the majority of the show by now) and while I love it I've never gotten obsessed... although I almost wish I would. ;)
Awesome! I have always enjoyed TV tie-in novels and I look forward to reading your thoughts about these titles. I didn't know there had been a Broadchurch novel written!
ReplyDeleteI am definitely excited for the return of Doctor Who! Saturday cannot come quick enough. And I did not know there was a novel about Broadchurch which was absolutely an exciting time on TV. Literally everybody I knew was following it!
ReplyDeleteI have yet to watch Dr. Who. I do need to watch it since it is on Netlfix.
ReplyDeleteOoh of the ones you mentioned I only saw Veronica Mars, and that's because I read so many literary references to it that I had to know what it was all about. Then it hooked me in. :p I actually haven't heard much about Broadchurch so I'm curious about that.
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Fellow Whovian here. I haven't watched Broadchurch yet. It is on my list because of Mr. Tennant.
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