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[[File:AndrewPixley.jpg|thumb|Pixley as he appeared in 1999 ([[MM VHS 47]])]] | |||
'''Andrew Pixley''' was the main writer of the "DWM Archive" feature in the pages of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''. His work is one of the standard references on the production of ''Doctor Who'', during both the London and Cardiff eras. Much of the behind-the-scenes information found on this wiki and other ''Doctor Who'' reference sites around the web is in some way derived from his work in ''DWM''. | |||
Pixley has also been a consultant for ''[[Doctor Who Classic Comics]]'', a consultant for ''[[Doctor Who Night (1999)|Doctor Who Night]]'' and by default ''[[Introduction to the Night (TV story)|Introduction to the Night]]'', has written instalments of [[BBC Audio]]'s ''[[Doctor Who at the BBC (documentary series)|Doctor Who at the BBC]]'' series, and wrote the foreword to ''[[Impossible Worlds, Impossible Things: Cultural Perspectives on Doctor Who, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures|Impossible Worlds, Impossible Things]]''. | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:48, 21 March 2023
Pixley as he appeared in 1999 (MM VHS 47)
Andrew Pixley was the main writer of the "DWM Archive" feature in the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. His work is one of the standard references on the production of Doctor Who, during both the London and Cardiff eras. Much of the behind-the-scenes information found on this wiki and other Doctor Who reference sites around the web is in some way derived from his work in DWM.
Pixley has also been a consultant for Doctor Who Classic Comics, a consultant for Doctor Who Night and by default Introduction to the Night, has written instalments of BBC Audio's Doctor Who at the BBC series, and wrote the foreword to Impossible Worlds, Impossible Things.
