We’re sure that you all enjoyed Asylum of the Daleks. It was tense, lightly disturbing and packed quite the punch for a series opener. Maybe you felt, however, that there…

The new issue of DWM examines the growing pains of a television legend in a major feature on the development of Doctor Who at seven-year intervals, as it approaches 49…

“Neil Gaiman”: does that name ring any bells with you? Of course it does. Not only is he one of the best literary talents around at the moment, creating wonderful…

Bringing back that special feeling that used to come with every Dalek story, the 1988 serial Remembrance of the Daleks combined intelligent, thought-provoking ideas with classic revisionist storytelling to make…

Robert Shearman – Doctor Who writer extraordinaire – has become the Writer-in-Residence at Napier University in Edinburgh, a role previously held by Scottish novelist James Robertson (And the Land Lay…

T-shirts see to be all the rage these days, particular ones with a really good slogan and image combination. You might just be in luck with this new design from…

Alt.fiction and BBC Books present a host of Doctor Who & Torchwood authors at the Alt.Fiction Literature Festival in Derby on the 25th and 26th of June, and Paul Cornell…