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Out on Blu-ray and DVD this week is the new animation recreating  The Evil of the Daleks , a seven-episode  Doctor Who story from 1967 of wh...

The new issue of Doctor Who Magazine includes two things by me. First, the ingenious Gavin Rymill and Rhys Williams have reconstructed in...

At the end of this fascinating, moving memoir, the TV and film director Alvin Rakoff recalls a final conversation with his dying wife, the a...

The winner of the 2020 Clarke Award for best science-fiction novel of the year is a sprawling epic, charting the lives of multiple generati...

Our holiday in north Wales has been enlivened by this brilliant book, written (and, on Audible, read) by Lissa Evans . Stuart is a small-for...

The new issue of  Doctor Who Magazine is mainly concerned with the departures of current Doctor, Jodie Whitaker, and her head writer, Chris...

The fourth Jackson Brodie novel is another melancholy tale exploring the long shadows cast by murder, grief and loss. There are several inte...

It's 30-odd years since I first read Akira , borrowing each instalment of the beautiful, full-colour run produced by Epic Comics that a ...

I'm the new producer of the Doctor Who : Lost Stories range - and Tom Baker's boss, which has been a delight. My masters at Big Fin...

The latest special edition of Doctor Who Magazine is devoted to directing . It includes my interview with Rachel Talalay about directing 201...

The Trinity term issue of The Tides of Time , fanzine of the Oxford Doctor Who society features an interview with me conducted by editor Jam...

The new issue of Doctor Who Magazine contains, among its many treasures, another "Sufficient Data" infographic by me and illustra...

The latest episodes of the Influencing the Doctor podcast feature me being interrogated by host Ethan Gibson on my writing. We cover everyth...

What a delight to be back in the world of Rivers of London , two years after I read the novella October Man  and little more than that since...

There is quite a lot of me in the new issue of Doctor Who Magazine : FIRST BASE sees clever Gav Rymill recreate the studio sets of another m...

Doctor Who and the Scourge of the Cybermen , the six-hour audiobook written by me and read by Jon Culshaw, is out next month. Here's the...

"This was never the story of one woman, or two. It was the story of all of them. A war does not ignore half the people whose lives it t...

Among the treats in the latest issue of Big Finish's free in-house magazine Vortex there is "Metal Strain", a feature on my f...

My nine year-old son recommended this as an audiobook for a long drive, having been set it as a class reading book in both his school in sou...

Out today, Doctor Who Magazine issue 565 is largely devoted to the series broadcast in 1987 and imminently due out on Blu-ray. Since that w...