Ben Aaronovitch is the author of several Doctor Who stories, his first being Remembrance of the Daleks.
He also contributed to several Doctor Who documentaries released on DVD, as well as the audio commentary for Battlefield and the charity reference book Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who.
Career[]
He is now best-known for his non-DWU Rivers of London novels.
Aaronvitch allowed the use of characters he created for televised Doctor Who in the non-Doctor Who short stories Excalibur of Mars and The Dogs of War.
Personal life[]
Born in 1964, he became the first writer for the series to be born after its debut on television.
He is the brother of David Aarnovitch and Big Finish actor Owen Aaronovitch and David Aaronovich.
Credits[]
Television[]
Doctor Who[]
Novels[]
Target Novelisations[]
Virgin New Adventures[]
Bernice Summerfield[]
- Genius Loci
- Terra Incognita (unfinished; excerpts in Missing Adventures)
Short stories[]
Doctor Who Magazine[]
Short Trips[]
Bernice Summerfield[]
- Walking Backwards for Christmas (in Something Changed)
- The Evacuation of Bernice Summerfield Considered as a Short Film by Terry Gilliam (in Missing Adventures)
Audio[]
The Lost Stories[]
- Earth Aid (with Andrew Cartmel)
Bernice Summerfield[]
Other[]
Doctor Who Magazine[]
Miscellaneous[]
Documentary[]
- Blasting the Past
- The Cheating Memory
- The UNIT Dating Conundrum
- Back to School
- Remembrances
- Storm Over Avallion
- Past and Future King
- The Writer's Room: Season 26
- Doctor Who: Endgame
Audio commentary[]
Trivia[]
- The audiobook versions of Aaronovitch's Rivers of London novel series are narrated by Kobna Holdbrook-Smith.
