We Are The Daleks

[essayeeffsee]

This is my first post on this forum - so go easy with me and sorry if this in the wrong place but I will explain.

In the Radio Times 10th Anniversary Magazine there is a story called "We Are The Daleks" I can not find this in the Reference Guide. I have tried searching but it rules out 'we are the' and therefore only leaves 'Daleks' and you can guess how many searches that pulled up. I am therefore sorry if this repeats any previous threads on this subject which are elsewhere.

I am trying to go through my whole collection of stories, audios comic strips, etc in the Reference Guide order. Therefore I would like some idea as to where and when I should read this story.

I have few other queries about some of the magazines and books stories which do not appear in the list but hopefully these will appear in the right place or I will find them.

Thanks

[aa67216]

Upon having a quick look, it appears doctor who only appears in the first small section of this story. I would put it as either first or second doctor as it said companions, so obviously rules out third doctor. The Daleks have slats on there mid section. So probably the chase onwards.

[Mark Senior]

The answer to your query might be found at

tardis.wikia.com/wiki/We_are_the_Daleks!

[aa67216]

That link is blank unfortunately, no information.

[Mark Senior]

Weird. Just type 'we are the daleks' into your search engine, follow the link to wikia and there it is.

[aa67216]

I agree that this makes a good placement. My only arguement would be as We are the Daleks was written in 1973, and Speed of Flight was written in 1996, so I question the placement of WATD after SoF. I agree that adventures slip in here and there, but there is no reason to say it couldn't be 1st or 2nd Doctor either. I throw it open for debate.

[chazlegion]

I found it!

Incredulously this seems to be the only place to find it.


www.flickr.com/photos/christopherhester/6186686234/in/photostream/lightbox/

Amazing because 1. it is a great story by the writer who created them about their origins
2. the stunning images are actually by iconic airbrush painter Philip Castle!