Author Nick Griffiths discusses his book 'Dalek, I Loved You'.
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'Dalek, I Loved You' by Nick Griffiths.
Nick Hornby was an Arsenal fan, John O'Farrell was a Labour supporter, Nick Griffiths is a Doctor Who fan . . .
Dr Who has become a pop culture smash for a whole new generation
More than 8 million people regularly tune in for each episode
A fixture on British television since 1962
Nick Griffiths has interviewed every living Doctor Who
He reviews TV for the Daily Mail
He is the resident Doctor Who expert for the Radio Times
He owns an inflatable dalek.
He was once nearly cool, writing for NME and Sounds
Despite all this as many as three women have slept with him.
Nick Griffiths watched his first Doctor Who aged four and a bit. He would have hidden behind the sofa but it was back against the wall and his parents didn't let him move furniture so he hid behind a cushion instead. He's since been told by his mum and dad that they didn't have a sofa only armchairs. So this book should really be called Behind the Armchair, but that didn't sound right.
And so began a life long obsession. When Doctor Who started getting rubbish (after Tom Baker basically) he nearly escaped into the world of music and girls until he discovered someone selling tapes of old episodes in the small ads and that was that again.
Only in the last few years has an anti-social obsession become something he can earn a living from as a journalist and happily this coincided with Doctor Who getting good again. Plus he has a son now so he can claim he's watching it for him. Oh and his son's called Dylan not Gallifray or Davros.
Nick Griffiths is 40 and maintains that he registers only a 2 or 3 on the Nerd Register (where as most REAL Doctor Who fans hit 7 or 8 easily). He is married and has son called Dylan. He's 10 and says he likes Doctor Who to keep his dad happy. Nick writes TV reviews for the Daily Mail and articles for the Radio Times. He wonders where his career as a cutting edge music writer went.
Previously out of print, Dalek I Loved You is now available as a Kindle edition at a knockdown price, on Amazon, with added Poetry Corner. Cheers, Nick
harrisondextrose 5 months ago
has this got anything to do with the radio plays dalek, i love you and dalek, i love you too
doctorwhofan82 2 years ago
Love this book.
bannanas4eva 4 years ago
DAVID'S TEN INCH DIDN'T GIVE ME ANY PLEASURE!!! OMFG That is absolutely brilliant. Great Video guys!!
jewishastronaught 4 years ago