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'''Philip (Phil) Newman''' is a designer and writer who contributed interviews and features to''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' for a ten-year period spanning 1987-97, then returned with four archive interviews and a feature on Design in the 1970's in the DWM Production Design Special in 2020. | '''Philip (Phil) Newman''' is a designer and writer who contributed interviews and features to ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' for a ten-year period spanning 1987-97, then returned with four archive interviews and a feature on Design in the 1970's in the DWM Production Design Special in 2020. | ||
He had previously been News Editor for the DWAS' ''Celestial Toyroom'' newsletter under Editor Neil Hutchings, contributing additional features to their ''TARDIS'' magazine, as well as other fan publications such as Richard Bignell's ''Private Who'', J.Jeremy Bentham's seminal ''Space & Time/In-Vision'' part-work and Howe/Stammers/Walker's ''The Frame''. ''Douglas Camfield - A Tribute'' — a magazine Philip compiled and edited — was published as the first Special Edition of ''The Frame'' in 1990. | He had previously been News Editor for the DWAS' ''Celestial Toyroom'' newsletter under Editor Neil Hutchings, contributing additional features to their ''TARDIS'' magazine, as well as other fan publications such as Richard Bignell's ''Private Who'', J.Jeremy Bentham's seminal ''Space & Time/In-Vision'' part-work and Howe/Stammers/Walker's ''The Frame''. ''Douglas Camfield - A Tribute'' — a magazine Philip compiled and edited — was published as the first Special Edition of ''The Frame'' in 1990. | ||
