Imagine a race so terrified of the rest of the universe… they decide to destroy it. All of it. That’s the central chaos fueling Doctor Who and the Krikkitmen — a forgotten but fascinating blend of time-travel, satire, and wildly inventive storytelling from the legendary Douglas Adams.

Yes, that Douglas Adams. The mind behind The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. And this? This was his original pitch for a Doctor Who movie. Never filmed. Nearly lost. Now brilliantly resurrected into a novel that’s part sci-fi romp, part philosophical ping-pong match, and 100% Adams.

Quote to chew on:

“The universe is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is.”
(And it turns out, some people really don’t like that.)

This book isn’t just for die-hard Doctor Who fans (though you’ll absolutely lose your mind if you are). It’s for readers who love witty sci-fi, bizarre aliens, and questions that make your brain blink. Why does cricket — the game — play such a massive cosmic role? Why are the Krikkitmen so determined to end everything? And can the Doctor really fix it with a jelly baby and a grin?

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Quirky. Clever. Surprisingly deep. Doctor Who and the Krikkitmen is a galactic swing at storytelling that hits the sweet spot between humor, wonder, and total absurdity.

Ready to get weird? The TARDIS awaits.