Doctor Who meets Peter Pan in first of series celebrating Time Lord's 50th anniversary One of my favourite children's books of all time is Peter Pan, and I thought it might be a nice idea to somehow blend Peter Pan and Doctor Who together. That's why I did my story set in Victorian London in 1900 and the doctor kind of bumps into JM Barrie. If you're a Peter Pan fan you might get the references, I hope. As an author he was able to place the character in "whatever adventure or time or place you want him to go," he said. I very luckily had a load of Victorian London research left over from a book so I was able to finally use it. My story I think is about 5,000-words. It's quite short but you had to stay inside the limits. I could have written on for a long time, I think. The first story, A Big Hand for the Doctor, is published today, priced at £1.99.