We're a little behind on our Doctor Who series three reviews at the moment - although rest assured, we do intend to catch up in due course - so it'll be a little while before we get round to raving about how utterly fantastic Paul Cornell's "Human Nature" two-parter was (although he might as well clear a space on his shelf right now for the 2008 Hugo). In the meantime, though, it's worth noting that for those of you who enjoyed the episodes and want to read Cornell's original novel, the BBC have helpfully put their eBook of it back online, complete with some extra notes on the adaptation by Cornell, and all the lovely painted artwork and whatnot. Newcomers to the New Adventures series should note that they're set inbetween the end of the original series in 1989 and the 1996 TV movie, and feature Sylvester McCoy's Seventh Doctor (albeit one that evolved and changed quite a lot from his TV version).

And when you're done with Human Nature, go and read the excellent The Dying Days and Lungbarrow, as well - after all, you never know, with novels out there by Cornell, RTD, Gatiss, Roberts and Jones, Human Nature might not be the last of the NAs to get adapted for the screen...