short story Archives

Based on the short story from award-winning New York Times best-selling author Victoria "V E." Schwab, the series adaptation has received a green light from Netflix for eight, 60-minute episodes Series creator Schwab is also set to write and will join fellow writer and series showrunner Felicia D Henderson (The Punisher, Empire, Gossip Girl, Everybody[...]

The one-hour drama is based on King's 1984 short story "The Revelations of 'Becka Paulson" and stems from writer Maisie Culver (Last Man Standing, Breaking In, Men At Work), Katie Lovejoy (Dead Inside, Miranda's Rights), and Warner Bros TV After accidentally shooting herself in the brain with a nail gun, a Pollyanna-ish Becca Paulson is[...]

This week is another perfect example, with "The Witchfinders" writer Joy Wilkinson posting a brand new, Graham-focused short story In "The Simple Things," Graham looks to tick off the kind of box on his "bucket list" that only the Doctor and the TARDIS could help make happen To feed the rest of your Doctor Who[...]

The flow of fresh, original content from a bevy of Doctor Who pros continues this week, with writer Paul Cornell ("Father's Day," "The Family of Blood," "Human Nature") penning a new short story released by the BBC Following Russell T Davies, Steven Moffat, Chris Chibnall, and Pete McTighe's online tales, Cornell's "The Shadow Passes" finds[...]

Davies. That creative momentum continued this week, with writer Pete McTighe ("Kerblam!", "Praxeus") releasing a new short story that "reunites" Jodie Whittaker's Doctor with her grandaughter Susan (portrayed by Carole Ann Ford in the series' original run). Well, at least a holographic version of Susan. Over the course of the story, we find out that Susan activated the[...]

Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall did his part to ease fans' fears and concerns over the growing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on Wednesday, posting a short story starring the Doctor that speaks of hardship, strength, and the "regenerative energy" inside each of us to get through these "strange times" (as Chibnall wrote in his accompanying letter). With[...]