Doctor Who and Warriors' Gate (novelisation)

was a novelisation based on the 1981 television serial Warriors' Gate.
== Publisher's summary ==
The Doctor and his companions are trapped in an E-Space universe, struggling to find the co-ordinates which will break the deadlock and take them back to Normal Space.
When all else fails, the Doctor suggests programming the TARDIS on the toss of a coin. Before he realises what is happening, that is just what Adric has done ...
When the TARDIS arrives at its destination, according to the console read-outs the craft is nowhere – and nowhere is exactly what it looks like ...
== Chapter titles ==
This book uses continuous prose, i.e. without chapters
== Deviations from televised story ==
* Romana's farewell to the Doctor is handled differently, with more emotion and is less rushed than the televised version.
* The fate of the rogue Gundan is revealed.
* How the slavers spaceship ended up in the void is revealed.
* K9's fate is presented as a tragedy.
* The ending is different from the televised story, with Romana wandering off long after the spaceship explodes and the Doctor realising he can travel between universes with the mirrors.
== Writing and publishing notes ==
to be added
== Additional cover images ==
File:HardbackWarriors'Gate.jpg|1982 Hardback edition
== British publication history ==
First publication:
* Hardback
: W.H. Allen & Co. Ltd. UK
* Paperback
: Target
== External links ==
* On Target a comprehensive guide to the Target novelisations by Tim Neal
* Warriors' Gate: The Lost Version, extracts from the original manuscript, withdrawn and revised before publication
Category:Fourth Doctor novelisations
Category:Target novelisations
Category:1982 novels
Category:K9 novels
Category:Romana II novels
Category:Stories set outside time and space