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Greg Bakun I am a life-long Doctor Who fan. My favourite topic about the series are missing episodes. When I am not writing on Doctor Who Worldwide, I am writing for my site From the Archive: A British Television Blog or The Hasslein Blog. Perhaps I am recording another episode of The Others Podcast or doing a paranormal investigation but more than likely I am just sleeping.
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Andy Bates Husband, father, lifelong Doctor Who fan and notorious hoarder of stuff, Andy divided his childhood between voraciously devouring Target books on a weekly basis and silently praying for a swift end to Football Focus every Saturday evening. He is also the creator and author of his own Doctor Who blog, 'Five Rounds Rapid'. Despite numerous attempts hes never quite managed to pull off making a vegetable work as a clothing accessory.
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Dan Collins Dan decided he wanted to be a writer somewhere between the 25th and 28th Hardy Boys book. He's been writing off and on since the 4th grade and maybe now that he's a grownup he just might get around to finishing one of his novels! When it comes to Doctor Who he's a late bloomer, but is more than making up for that fact with his unwavering love of all things Who.
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Paul Driscoll I am a freelance writer/proofreader and trade as Mined The Gap. I have also recently opened an online Doctor Who merchandise shop - Doctor Who Sales UK.
Aside from running my businesses I am one of a board of directors for a large social housing provider in the North of England and over the years have managed a number of homelessness projects. A fan since the early seventies I see the Doctor as a hero and role model for the uprooted, the oppressed and marginalised but wish that instead of sharing the Doctor's empathetic mind-set I had an actual TARDIS to circumvent the bedroom tax and solve the UK housing shortage. Alongside writing about Doctor Who I am currently researching first century Christianity and Judaism, building on my theology masters degree at Oxford University. I have contributed four essays in the You and Who books published by MIWK.
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Michael East Michael East is the founder of Doctor Who Worldwide. Best selling author, great statesmen, Ambassador to the Netherlands Michael is none of these things. He was however named TIME Person of the Year in 2006 and 2011, is an award winning web designer, a comedy Marxist and according to some engineered the omnirumour with the aid of Benedict Cumberbatch. He enjoys beards, retrogaming and classic TV. He is not a hipster.
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Matthew Kresal Matthew Kresal was born and raised in North Alabama but strangely never developed a southern accent and has been mistaken for being from Minnesota on occasion. He first became a Doctor Who fan in January 2007 after checking The Five Doctors-Special Edition DVD out of the local public library though he first encountered the Doctor via episode four of Planet Of Evil on BBC America back during the summer of 2000. Since then he has explored the Doctor Who universe in its TV, book, comic and especially audio forms. Being an avid writer, he has contributed to numerous Doctor Who fanzines including The Terrible Zodin and Whotopia as well as contributing to the books Outside In and the first volume of You And Who. He's also moved into the podcasting world as a host of The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast and the Big Finish centric Stories From The Vortex podcast.
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Robert Mammone Writer, podcaster, bon vivant, Robert is the true Doctor Who renaissance man. When not co-hosting the 42 to Doomsday podcast, he can be found defenstrating the wicked, and tucking into a hearty Beef Wellington. When not rabbiting on about Doctor Who, he finds time to pen short horror fiction AND talk about himself in the third person.
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Gary Morris Gary's a late comer to writing but a life long Doctor Who fan. He decided one day that since he loves reading the blogs so much he should probably contribute
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Mark Perkins A fan of time travel in theory and pop culture, Mark has maintained a love of Doctor Who since he was a wee lad. He studies the past, lives in the present and has hope for the future. At times, he is known to write about stuff in truth and fiction. Whether he sits at his desk willing the words to come out or wakes up in the middle of the night with a bright idea, Mark accomplishes what he sets out to do.
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Thomas Rice Film Maker, Doctor Who fan, and general lover of TV and Film Culture. Be wary, I have controversial opinions.
I know that a lot of people have an overwhelming love for the Russell T Davies/ Tennant era of Doctor Who, however I must warn you now, that I am not one of these people. I actually consider it the worst in the show's history. Now before you stop reading and comment loads of hate on my comment section, I'd like you to hear me out. These articles are not designed to project a 'my opinion is right and you are wrong' mentality. That is a common misconception I get. I have my views and opinions but more importantly, I back them up with facts and ideas about the show, I have my opinion but I like to use educated points and constructive points to back them up. So even if you don't agree with me, I'd like you to at the very least see where I am coming from and understand why I think the way I do. Sound fair? Good!
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Martin Ruddock Martin lives on the South Coast of England, and writes for DWW in the UK and for fellow contributor Dan Collins' DW news site Troughtonismydoctor in Canada. He also runs his own blogs on music and Eastenders. He has been a Doctor Who fan since he was a toddler, and enjoys playing guitar, ale, good food, making obscure mix CDs, and making his (lovely and very understanding) girlfriend watch things like Spearhead From Space on Sunday afternoons.
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Chris Swanson Chris Swanson is a Phoenix-based writer, blogger and TV critic. He likes it when people buy him pizza.
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Marc Webster I have been a Doctor Who fan for more years than I care to admit to. I can remember some Hartnell stories and Troughtons' like Evil Of The Daleks. My favourite Doctor has always and will always be Jon Pertwee. I detest what Moffat has done to my favourite programme. Love Matt Smith but he was let down time and time again by very poor scripts.
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Alex Wilkinson When he is not at university studying for his History degree or on the road being the guitar/bass technician for Menswear, Alex spends his days writing for the Doctor Who review site 'Review The Who', and somewhere along the lines has become fandom's leading expert on the hatred of Adric. His views on Adric can be summed up by this quote from an earlier article - " I may give off the impression of hating Adric for the sheer fact that every time I hear the Manic Street Preachers song Motown Junk, I change the line from I laughed when Lennon got shot to I laughed when Adric blew up."
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