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The nice people at Gosh! recommended this when I said I was after something to intrigue the Lord of Chaos, in our efforts to get him to ...

July sees the release of Doctor Who: Classic Doctors, New Monsters vol. 2 , and I've written the Sixth Doctor's encounter with th...

The Dr spotted these sneaky Weeping Angels in Kensal Green cemetery, London . There's a TARDIS-shaped gap in the midst of them, which c...

Another AAAGH! , this time from issue #209 and featuring the Atraxi and a Weeping Angel. As before, script by me, art by Brian Williamson, e...

Since January, Doctor Who Adventures has featured a back-up comic strip, AAAGH , in which a small boy and a robot lady find odd jobs for Do...

Catching up on the books of 2010. Goldfinger deserves a post of it's own sometime - and I certainly made loads of notes. But blimey, it...

Got all caught up in work and real life this past month, hence the lack of blogging. But I did get through some books. Mortal Engines by Phi...

To quote my wise chum Toby Hadoke , “Who needs facts when you've got an opinion?” First, in the Independent, Gerard Gilbert slags off th...

To the British Library last night for a “Late at the library” event. There was Victorian Values – a lively show by the Ministry of Burlesqu...

I have now been married for five years and one day. On Thursday, I followed the Dr to Brighton to see the Egyptian bits in the free Brighton...

The Dr has something of the night about her. In fact, we met at a goth dinner party where I was in a black velvet suit and she was vamped ou...

Went to see a preview screening of Sweeney Todd! at the NFT last night, which included a surprise Q&A with director Tim Burton. Burton...

A sizeable chunk of the stalagmite of wanna-read books are those by my colleagues and playmates. The loyal and supportive thing is to buy th...