Ben and Star Trek

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In this universe, however, it was rejected, which meant he decided to continue with the first tentative chapters of His Majesty's Starship which he had already begun writing. And very happy he is about it, too. Doctor Who novels aren't half as much fun.

However, he is not just a novelist: he has had numerous short stories published since 1990 ...

• Digital cats come out tonight, in Digital Dreams, edited by David Barrett, NEL, 1990. ISBN 0-450-53150-3.
• Memoirs of a publisher, Interzone 43 (January 1991): 14th in readers' poll.
• Crush, Interzone 68 (February 1993): 3rd= in readers' poll.
• Getting rid of Teddy, Interzone 76 (October 1993): 8th= in readers' poll.
• The Data Class, Interzone 80 (February 1994): 9th in readers' poll.
• Giantkiller, Interzone 89 (November 1994): 12th in readers' poll.
• The Robson strain, Interzone 97 (July 1995): 8th= in readers' poll.
• Spoilsport, Substance no. 1 (Winter 1994).
• Timevault, DECALOG 3: Consequences, Virgin Publishing, 1996. ISBN 0-426-20478-6.
• Cathedral No. 3, Interzone 113 (November 1996): 46th= in readers' poll, but what do they know?
• The Grey People, Substance no. 4 (Winter 1996).
• Wingèd Chariot, Interzone 118 (April 1997): 27th= in readers' poll.
• Heritage, DECALOG 4: Re: Generations, Virgin Publishing, 1997. ISBN 0-426-20505-7.
• Pages out of order, Fantasy and Science Fiction, September 1997.
• The Fireworker, Altair, issue 1.
• Trial by alien, Odyssey, issue 3.
• Correspondents, Aboriginal SF (Summer 1998).
• Go with the flow, Interzone 142 (April 1999).

He has strong feelings about Star Trek.

You can even email him at .