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All this week, BBC Radio 4 Extra are broadcasting my original sci-fi series Graceless . You can listen to each episode, for free, on iPlaye...

Delighted to have made the longlist for the London Screenwriters' Festival's 50 Kisses competition . Mine is one of the 508 of 1,8...

The second part of the AAAGH! story that began last week . This one featured in Doctor Who Adventures #276 and may owe a little to 201...

"The Plotters" is now up on the Virgin Media Shorts website. Please retweet (with "The Plotters" and the hashtag #Sho...

Something special for AAAGH! in issue #275 of Doctor Who Adventures - the first of a two-part adventure! It owes a smidgen to The Horr...

Beyond the Wall – Writing a Path Through Palestine is a short, haunting account of a trip Bidisha made there last year. I read it in an a...

A photostory from the Jackie annual '84, featuring a talking horse and Alan Cumming .

Mr Jackson (Mark Gatiss) from Cleaning Up , art by Red Scharlach Delighted by this artwork from the amazing Red Scharlach showing Mark...

AAAGH! from Doctor Who Adventures #273 Another AAAGH! , this time from Doctor Who Adventures #273 and featuring a monster from Rose ...

Alex Mallinson's beautiful cover for Doctor Who: Short Trips - How The Doctor Changed My Life . Five years ago today, on 19 June 2...

The amazing Tapio at Kaamos Sound explains how he produced the soundtrack for my short film, Revealing Diary , here: You can watch Rev...

AAAGH! meets Queen Victoria Madder than Madness on the roof of Buckingham Palace, here's Madames Tinkle, Vastra and Jenny arriving...

The tenth James Bond novel, On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1963) begins with Bond revisiting the scene of the first – the casino fro...

The amazing Guerrier brothers have been signed up by production company  Irresistible Films . The press release mentions a whole bunch of ...

AAAGH! Steampunk Mrs Tinkle A new AAAGH! , this one featuring Vastra and Jenny from A Good Man Goes To War and the giant rat from The...

Thanks to lovely Abebooks , I'm now the proud owner of a battered paperback of Carl Sagan's Cosmos and a battered hardback (withou...

AAAGH! A Silent in the Library Another AAAGH! , this one from issue #269 of Doctor Who Adventures , which was out in shops until yester...

Goodbye to all that A spectacularly nerdy post, this. But of marginal interest to archaeologists of the future... When I bought my fl...

Will Barber has interviewed me for the Cult Den  about the Doctor Who and other things I have written.

The Spy Who Loved Me (1962) is a really unpleasant book. It's told in the first-person by Vivienne Michel, a young woman running away...