David Agnew

David Agnew was a pseudonym used by the BBC when a Doctor Who script required substantial rewriting by the production team rather than a single credited writer. The name was used for several stories during the classic era of the show. Doctor Who: City Of Death is one of the most beloved Doctor Who stories ever made, originally broadcast in 1979 and starring Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor. Set in Paris, the story involves time travel, art theft and a plot to change the history of life on Earth. It was partly written by Douglas Adams (of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy fame) and is celebrated for its wit, charm and imaginative storytelling. Available as an audiobook and audio production, Doctor Who: City Of Death offers wonderful listening for Doctor Who fans and anyone who enjoys classic British science fiction at its most witty and inventive.