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I had a lovely time at Target Books Day on Saturday (19 July), organised by James Goss. He assembled a really fun, engaging series of talks ...

I’ve completed Part One of this enormous, comprehensive and highly readable volume, the 350 pages that cover production of the 1960s TV seri...

I’ve just received my copy of Doctor Who Chronicles — 1970 , from the makers of Doctor Who Magazine . It features, on pp. 28-31 “Cross purpo...

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...

You can now download for free the four-page postscript to my biography of David Whitaker , detailing some of the things I've learned sin...

I read this on holiday as research for something I'm working on at the moment. Dr Rupa Huq, MP for Ealing Central and Acton, explores d...

The Drifter was created for STW-9 in Perth, Western Australia, by David Whitaker, a British writer probably best known as the first story e...

I'm featured briefly in the new 2024 Yearbook from that lot at Doctor Who Magazine. For his piece on last year's Doctor Who books, ...

The new issue of  Doctor Who Magazine is largely devoted to forthcoming TV episode The Power of the Doctor , and features big interviews wi...

Yesterday at 3 pm the masters announced that the next Doctor Who Blu-ray set will be Season 2, the 39 episodes originally broadcast between ...

There's another "Sufficient Data" infographic at the back of the new Doctor Who Magazine , written by me and illustrated by Be...

I'm a guest on the Journeys into Genealogy podcast with host Emma Cox, talking about my efforts to research the history of my own surnam...

This is a very good biography of a very successful writer and pretty awful human being. Michael Bartholomew brilliantly teases out the real ...