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{{real world}}[[file:JacquelineRayner.jpg|thumb|250px|Rayner as she appeared on [[DOC]]: ''[[One Hit Wonder'' | {{real world}}[[file:JacquelineRayner.jpg|thumb|250px|Rayner as she appeared on [[DOC]]: ''[[One Hit Wonder]]'']] | ||
'''Jacqueline Rayner''' is an author of ''Doctor Who'' novels and audio dramas. She also adapted for audio the first four Big Finish Bernice Summerfield audios from their New Adventure originals. | '''Jacqueline Rayner''' is an author of ''Doctor Who'' novels and audio dramas. She also adapted for audio the first four Big Finish Bernice Summerfield audios from their New Adventure originals. | ||
Revision as of 20:09, 15 February 2011
Jacqueline Rayner is an author of Doctor Who novels and audio dramas. She also adapted for audio the first four Big Finish Bernice Summerfield audios from their New Adventure originals.
She also served as Producer for BBC Worldwide on the BBCi production of Real Time.
Rayner has the distinction of being part of a small group of female authors to receive sole credit for writing original Doctor Who novels (the others being Kate Orman and Lloyd Rose and Mags L. Halliday) she is to date the only female writer to have contributed to the BBC New Series Adventures novels (thus far 2009).
Audio Roles
Bibliography
Doctor Who Novels
BBC New Series Adventures - Ninth Doctor novels
BBC New Series Adventures - Tenth Doctor novels
Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories
Short Stories
- Screamager (in Short Trips: Monsters)
- The Last Emperor (in Short Trips: 2040)
- Seven Deadly Sins (linking material of Short Trips: Seven Deadly Sins)
