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Revision as of 05:46, 19 June 2022
Juno Dawson (born 10 July 1981[1]) wrote several Doctor Who-related books and audio adventures.
Though neither Orr nor the Thirteenth Doctor were her own creations, Dawson had the privilege of introducing Orr, and first bringing the Thirteenth Doctor to Doctor Who prose.
She was also one of several writers who would have contributed to a second series of Class, had it been made. Dawson's episode "was centred on Vivian’s character [Tanya] and had a Ferris Bueller vibe in that it saw her taking a day out of her life to try being someone else. We’d talked about her being pansexual or bi too.”[2]
Personal life
Dawson is a trans woman, and uses she/her pronouns.[3]
Writing credits
Audio
Doctor Who: Redacted
- SOS
- Hysteria
- Lost
- Angels - Additional Writing, with Ella Watts
- Requiem - with Àjoké Ibironke
- Ghosts - Additional Writing, with Ella Watts
- Rescue - Additional Writing
- Salvation
