Just delivered my podcast RED KANGS ARE BEST about my time at Gallifrey One to the Royal Literary Fund. It'll be popping up on their website soon and I'll provide a link when it does.

Richard Dinnick and Jessica Martin create a new story for Titan Comics about Mags the Werewolf from my Who story The Greatest Show in the Galaxy. Mags lives!

Thanks largely to my chum, Jessica Martin, who played Mags the Werewolf in Greatest Show in the Galaxy, two Mags-related projects are currently in production. Big Finish are working on three stories about Mags, the first scripted by the highly experienced Matt Fitton. And Titan Comics are planning...

Here's a link to the interview I gave at the start of Gallifrey One alongside Philip Martin and Rona Munro. My contribution begins somewhere around 20 minutes in though my proficiency in coping with the hand held microphone leaves much to be desired.

I had a great time at Gallifrey One and was delighted to learn that my two Who stories are remembered and treasured. Here's a photo of me with seven fans as the Red and Blue Kangs from Paradise Towers. They were great fun!

Just received the full programme for Gallifrey One in Los Angeles 16th to 18th February. Delighted that there's going to be a whole session devoted to The Greatest Show in the Galaxy with an impressive number of the original creative team taking part.

Full details of the convention and my appearance now available on the Gallifrey One 2018 website.

I've just accepted a kind invitation from Shaun Lyon to attend the next Gallifrey One convention in Los Angeles from 16th to 18th February 2018. Gallifrey One is the world's largest Dr Who convention and has a good reputation for its friendly atmosphere so it should be fun.

On Sunday 8th May I will be taking part in The Capitol - the Doctor Who Appreciation Society's 40th Anniversary celebrations at the Arora Hotel, Gatwick. A panel discussion of The Greatest Show in the Galaxy is planned.

Thank you, Philip Sandifer. Someone understands.

"Tat Wood, in About Time, notes that it is the first story in some time to have no references to previous stories. This is a telling detail that explains at least part of why the story is unloved. The fact of the matter is that Doctor Who has, ...

In Dr Who Magazine no 475, Andrew Cartmel's second article about his work as script editor during the McCoy years includes an interview with Stephen about The Greatest Show in the Galaxy which reveals the one historical blunder the fans never noticed.

THE SEVENTH DOCTOR’S ERA IS REMEMBERED IN THE NEW ISSUE OF DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE.

Former Doctor Who script editor Andrew Cartmel examines how the series was reinvented for a new generation…

In an exclusive feature for DWM, Andrew catches up with the writers he employed back in the late 1980s...

A revised version of Andrew Cartmel's Script Doctor has just been published. Still the best account of the McCoy years as they happened. And I should know as I was there! The new edition has a perceptive and supportive preface by Steven Moffat and lots of extra photos, some of them from my own arc...

My copy of the new release of Sophie Aldred reading Greatest Show in the Galaxy arrived a couple of days ago. Great job by Sophie and Simon Power (music score and special effects)

AudioGo  has acquired the audio rights in Stephen's second Dr Who novel for the Target range, THE GREATEST SHOW IN THE GALAXY following the success of Bonnie's version of PARADISE TOWERS.

It's scheduled for release on August 1st. No word yet on who's going to be the reader. I must say I'm intr...