Neil Gaiman’s ‘Neverwhere’ radio adaptation audiobook review

Neverwhere began life as a six-part BBC Two series in 1996. Sadly, a limited budget restrained its potential and it was in prose that the story truly came alive. Neil Gaiman, then known primarily for his comic work, is now a world-renowned author whose work straddles the worlds of prose, film and television. Neverwhere has never gone away though, with a comic version, stage adaptations and attempts at a movie in the intervening years.

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Win a huge bundle of 50 ‘Doctor Who’ goodies!

To celebrate Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary, CultBox are running a rather special competition…

We want you to send in a short video clip of you (or your friends/family/pets, etc.) recreating your favourite ever Doctor Who moment!

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William Hartnell as The Doctor

‘Doctor Who’ at 50: ‘The Dalek Invasion of Earth’ (1964)

The story The Doctor, along with his granddaughter Susan and her two schoolteachers Ian and Barbara, arrive in 22nd century London, only to find it deserted and in ruins. It soon transpires that the Daleks have invaded the planet and the people of earth who survived the Dalek’s initial attack now live in slavery.   … >

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