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Revision as of 21:52, 4 June 2017
Andy Lane has written several novels. Notable ones include All-Consuming Fire, which includes a meeting of the Doctor and Sherlock Holmes and Original Sin, which introduces two new companions, Chris Cwej and Roz Forrester.
Prior to Lucifer Rising he had submitted several ideas including one "called Bodyshock, and started out when the Seventh Doctor and Ace woke up in the bodies of giant lobsters separated by millions of years on an alien planet". Peter Darvill-Evans rejected it as he felt it was "too weird".[1]
Bibliography
Novels
Virgin New Adventures
Virgin Missing Adventures
BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures
- The Banquo Legacy (with Justin Richards)
Torchwood
Audio
Big Finish main range
The Companion Chronicles
- Here There Be Monsters
- The Mahogany Murderers
- The Forbidden Time (as David Lock)
Jago and Litefoot
The Lost Stories
- Paradise 5 (adapted the script from PJ Hammond)
The Third Doctor Adventures
Novel Adaptations
- All-Consuming Fire (adapted by Guy Adams)
Short stories
Doctor Who Magazine
- Living in the Past
- A Victorian Interlude
- Prelude Lucifer Rising (with Jim Mortimore)
- Prelude All-Consuming Fire
Doctor Who Yearbook
Virgin Decalogs
Big Finish Bernice Summerfield
Big Finish Short Trips
Torchwood Magazine
The Legends of River Song
Scripts
Doctor Who spin-offs
- Wartime (with Helen Stirling)
