Alexander Leithes was born in Canterbury in 1974. He was educated at King Edward VI School, Retford, Nottinghamshire and King's College, London, where he studied Physics with Astrophysics and Fencing.
After working in a wide variety of jobs from Manure Salesman to Network Administrator, he retrained as a Physics Teacher. Currently he is living and working in London.
As well as writing Mananan MacLir he has written several short stories covering genres including science fiction, fantasy and mainstream. He has also written short stories for various Doctor Who related publications and has worked closely with other authors in this field.
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Doctor Who : A Universe of Terrors | In the ongoing series of Short Trips anthologies published by Big Finish, Alex takes the time-traveller to confront his worst nightmares in The Fear. |
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Doctor Who : Life Science | The Doctor must come to terms with the final chapter of the universe itself in the short story The End. |
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Doctor Who : 2040 | Britain's media has fallen into the hands of one man but is this control extent of his desires? The Doctor is joined by a government agent as he is caught up in a deadly pursuit of the truth inThe Baron Wastes. |
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Mananan MacLir | Alex's debut novel; a fantastical journey through the delights and horrors of Celtic mythology. |