Excellent piece

Seanan Maguire on the Seventh Doctor

Tansy reaches the end of Old Who

Tor's take on the Sixth Doctor

Tansy on Six.

Pia Guerra thinks that the Fifth Doctor is a Volvo.

Of course, in the days of Facebook it should be done with much shorter sentences.

"At night comes Mrs. Turner to see us; and there, among other talk, she tells me that Mr. William Pen, who is lately come over from Ireland, is a Quaker again, or some very melancholy thing; that he cares for no company, nor comes into any which is a pleasant thing, after his being abroad so long, and his father such a hypocritical rogue, and at t…

Tansy writes about the Fifth Doctor.

Interview with Deng Alor Kuol, minister of regional cooperation of the government of Southern Sudan; he discusses the future of Abyei; the question of citizenship, after the referendum, which almost certainly will see a vote for separation; and the issue of future reunification.

"this initiative, like so many others in these technology-obsessed days, promotes a "tech-heavy", expensive and - needless to say - fashionable solution above existing mechanisms that exploit that rather under-utilised, unfashionable and ignored resource, local people"

Another in the series of Tor posts about Who, this time about the Fourth Doctor, by an occasional correspondent.

Tansy's take on the Fourth Doctor

Brit Mandelo reviews the Tiptree-winning manga

Paul Cornell's take on the Third Doctor

Tansy's take on the Third Doctor

Sad news; he was a scholar and a gentleman.

Nick Abadzis' take on the Second Doctor

"The US military has fought five large-scale wars in the past fifty years, resulting in a draw in Korea, a defeat in Vietnam, and three inconclusive outcomes in Iraq (twice) and Afghanistan. That’s a record that makes the worst inner-city public school look pretty good. At least the majority of students, even at the worst schools, end up more or l…

Tansy looks at the Troughton years

The Economist explains European politics graphically. Worth watching even if you think you already know all you need to.

Reading "The Emperor's Babe" by Bernardine Evaristo, with bonus real Roman relics.

The First Doctor era, using the opening sequence for The Tudors - brilliant

Isn't the American legal system amazing?

George Mann's take on William Hartnell

Another review

Calapine's review of Who Xmas special

first in a series on Who

Lots of people have linked to this but if you haven't seen it yet do give it a go.