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For the time being, this will be the last of my long posts on the 236 books written by Terrance Dicks . I need to focus on some other projec...

First published in hardback and paperback on 21 October 1976, this novelisation opens with an attention-grabbing first paragraph: “The tall ...

Art UK has posted a new piece by me, "Pretty ugly: Honoré Daumier drawing for print" . If that sort of thing is of interest, here ...

In the summer of 1993, me and my friend O. trekked up to London to work our way round various galleries, ticking off a longish list of paint...

Exciting news! The clever Dr has curated an exhibition which opens this Saturday, 1 February, and runs until 14 March, at Senate House in Lo...

“Six of them in a great H of metal hanging above the earth. They turn head on heel, four astronauts (American, Japanese, British, Italian) a...

My clever colleagues Graham and Jack Kibble-White and Stuart Manning have produced a lovely supplement to last year's Adventures in Type...

Ulysses Temper is a British soldier in Italy during the Second World War. There he befriends art historian Evelyn Skinner, and helps her res...

I've just received my copy of  Doctor Who Chronicles: 1965  from the splendid lot that make Doctor Who Magazine . Among the delights to ...

The latest special edition of Doctor Who Magazine is devoted to production design . Among the delights are some things by me: Dr Who and the...

On twitter a few weeks ago, a friend mentioned that Tristan de Vere Cole, director of 1968 Doctor Who story The Wheel in Space ,   was no...