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Description: Biography of Welsh writer Russell T Davies, who among science-fiction fans is of course best known as the man who spearheaded the return of Doctor Who to television in 2005, also serving as head writer and showrunner of the show until 2009. Cover blurb: This is the first book to trace Davies’ entire life in television from his earliest days to his vast current success. Drawing on several years’ research, this book reveals a wealth of information on everything from the writer’s most celebrated works to abandoned Queer as Folk spin-off Misfits, forgotten fantasy soap Springhill and even his fleeting involvement with Play School and Chucklevision. Never before published material includes an extensive interview with Davies himself, as well as several of his most important collaborators including Nicola Shindler, Phil Collinson, Paul Cornell and Frank Cottrell Boyce. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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