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Revision as of 13:36, 9 January 2015
Mark Clapham (born 29 January 1976) started out writing Doctor Who fan fiction but graduated to professional writing with Beige Planet Mars, which he co-wrote with long term mentor Lance Parkin. Clapham later also co-wrote Twilight of the Gods with Jon de Burgh Miller and — for the BBC — The Taking of Planet 5 with Simon Bucher-Jones. Later on he wrote his first solo novel, Hope, for the BBC.
In 2009, he returned to the world of Benny when he edited Secret Histories. He also contributed a short story to the Iris Wildthyme collection, The Panda Book of Horror.
Bibliography
Doctor Who novels
- The Taking of Planet 5 (with Simon Bucher-Jones)
- Hope
Doctor Who short stories
Bernice Summerfield novels
Virgin Bernice Summerfield New Adventures
- Beige Planet Mars (with Lance Parkin)
- Twilight of the Gods (with Jon de Burgh Miller)
Bernice Summerfield short stories
- Secret Histories (as editor)
