Kate Orman

Bibliography

Doctor Who Novels

Virgin New Adventures

• The Left-Handed Hummingbird
• Set Piece
• Sleepy
• Return of the Living Dad
• So Vile a Sin

BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures

• Vampire Science (with Jonathan Blum)
• Seeing I (with Jonathan Blum)
• Unnatural History (with Jonathan Blum)
• The Year of Intelligent Tigers

BBC Past Doctor Adventures

• Blue Box

Telos Doctor Who Novella

• Fallen Gods (with Jonathan Blum)

Bernice Summerfield Novels

• Walking to Babylon

Back Cover Information

Kate Orman lives in Australia. The Left-Handed Hummingbird is a triple first; Kate's first novel, the first New Adventures written by a woman, and the first written by an Antipodean.

(From the back of The Left-Handed Hummingbird, 1993)

Kate Orman reckons it's about time she wasn't the only woman and the only Antipodean writing for the New Adventures. Her first book in the series, The Left-Handed Hummingbird, is consistently voted one of the most popular by fans.

(From the back of Set Piece, 1995)

Kate Orman is (drums fingers) still the only New Adventures writer who isn't (a) male, and (b) British. Her previous books The Left-Handed Hummingbird and Set Piece, also have pyramids in them.

(From the back of Sleepy, 1996)

Kate Orman lives on the InterNet, and occasionally in Sydney, Australia. This is her fourth New Adventure.

(From the back of Return of the Living Dad, 1996)

Kate Orman lives in Sydney, Australia. This is her fifth and a half novel novel in the New Adventures series. Ben Aaronovitch lives in North London and is married with one son.

(From the back of So Vile a Sin, 1997)

Kate Orman lives in Sydney, Australia, wrote most of this book in Gaithersburg, Maryland, and is feeling somewhat jetlagged. She has written numerous novels for Virgin.

(From the back of Walking to Babylon, 1998)

External Links

• The Cat in the Hat talks back, An Interview with Kate Orman, Interview conducted by Richard Prekodravac 3rd March 1995, which appeared in issue two of Broadsword
• A short interview with Kate , piece was conducted on November 6 1996, it appeared in Broadsword issue eleven
• Kate Orman - livejournal