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The Doctor finds himself captured by a tyrannical ruler and put in the care of the jailer. It must be part of a clever plot, right?

A man in a laboratory stares into his microscope and fails to see the world falling apart around him. But that's alright: he has all the time in the world.

Kurt Cobain was the poster-child for troubled genius, someone who found that being one of the most famous people in the world didn't do anything to take away his pain. But that's OK: maybe this time the Monsoor family get someone to be Cobain's remnant, it'll end differently. Maybe this time he'll be happy.

It's time to lose that spare tire, get some exercise. But maybe indulge in some true crime drama as well? Well there's an app for that. But do you really want to go running down that dark alley where you know for sure somebody died?

Joy and the drone Arthur have big plans to visit the fjords of Norway. But just how willing and able is Joy to leave the only home she's ever known? And what awaits them both on the other side of the Channel?

Dale Smith is nobody's idea of a hero, certainly not Iris Wildthyme's or Panda's. But when the three of them find themselves back in the village of Samhain, he's their last best hope for escape. Just nobody mention the death of the author.

Joy and her drone can survive as long as the corporations that fly deliveries across the former United Kingdom don't notice some don't make their destinations. As long as they stay under the radar, they are safe. So why does Joy want to mount a raid on a heavily guarded warehouse just to get supplies they don't need?

The sea has risen and those that can have left the former United Kingdom. Those that can't need food, water and shelter. But Joy isn't worried - you can get anything same day delivery these days.