Peter Halliday Interview

Continuing our series of archival interviews, here's one with Magic Bullet regular and telefantasy pioneer Peter Halliday, dating from not long after his final Doctor Who appearance in "Remembrance of the Daleks".

Weekender Hello Plus Links

Just a quick note to say hello to everyone we met at the Sci-Fi Weekender, and a specially big hello to everyone who's just discovering this website for the first time! We had a lot of fun doing interviews and panels, meeting up with fans and making new friends.

Our books were so popular that the Telos Table sold out -- if you're one of the customers who missed them, there's a link to order "Liberation" (our guide to Blake's 7) here, another for "Fall Out" (our guide to The Prisoner) here, and you can get "By Your Command" volume 1 (our guide to Battlestar Galactica) here.

Bonus Content: Taren Capel Chess Game

In preparation for writing the chess scenes in Kaldor City: Taren Capel, Sarah Egginton and I worked out the entire game in advance, including the moves that don't actually appear in the script. Now we've put the whole annotated chess game on our site, so the chess fans among you can follow along!

Sci-Fi Weekender 2014

Fiona and myself have been confirmed for this year's Sci-Fi Weekender, a great long weekend in North Wales. There will be book signings, shows, quizzes, games, panels, films, cosplayers, and an evening disco! We'll be at the Telos Table along with Sam Stone and many other Telos authors, come say hello!

Looking for something to do this weekend?

Why not visit the BritSciFi convention at Leicester Space Centre-- Paul Darrow, Brian Croucher and John Leeson will be there, along with many other stars of the small screen, from Doctor Who to The Tomorrow People!

Corpse Marker returns

Great news for all Chris Boucher fans: Corpse Marker, the book which started the Kaldor City series, is being reissued by BBC Worldwide, in a gorgeous new cover! If you haven't been able to track down a copy on ebay, now's your chance to see where it all began...

Mervyn Haisman Interview

With Doctor Who: The Web of Fear coming out on 24 February, we're posting an interview with the story's co-writer Mervyn Haisman from our archive-- conducted in 1994, and only published last year. Find out about roughing it in Wales during the filming of "The Abominable Snowmen", Haisman's first career as an actor, the politics behind the creation of the Quarks, and how TV writing can make a real contribution to society!