Andy Lane
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Andy Lane (born 17 April 1963[1]) 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".[2]
Credits[[edit] | edit source]
Television[[edit] | edit source]
Direct-to-Video[[edit] | edit source]
- Wartime (with Helen Stirling)
Novels[[edit] | edit source]
Virgin New Adventures[[edit] | edit source]
Virgin Missing Adventures[[edit] | edit source]
BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures[[edit] | edit source]
- The Banquo Legacy (with Justin Richards)
Torchwood[[edit] | edit source]
Short Stories[[edit] | edit source]
Doctor Who Magazine[[edit] | edit source]
- Living in the Past
- A Victorian Interlude
- Prelude Lucifer Rising (with Jim Mortimore)
- Prelude All-Consuming Fire
Doctor Who Yearbook[[edit] | edit source]
Virgin Decalogs[[edit] | edit source]
Short Trips[[edit] | edit source]
Big Finish Bernice Summerfield[[edit] | edit source]
Torchwood Magazine[[edit] | edit source]
The Legends of River Song[[edit] | edit source]
Cwej: The Series[[edit] | edit source]
Audio[[edit] | edit source]
Doctor Who Main Range[[edit] | edit source]
The Lost Stories[[edit] | edit source]
- Paradise 5 (adapted the script from PJ Hammond)
Novel Adaptations[[edit] | edit source]
- All-Consuming Fire (adapted by Guy Adams)
- Original Sin (adapted by John Dorney)
The Seventh Doctor: The New Adventures[[edit] | edit source]
The Third Doctor Adventures[[edit] | edit source]
The Companion Chronicles[[edit] | edit source]
- Here There Be Monsters
- The Mahogany Murderers
- The Forbidden Time (as David Lock)
Jago & Litefoot[[edit] | edit source]
Audiobooks[[edit] | edit source]
BBC Audio[[edit] | edit source]
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External links[[edit] | edit source]
- Official Twitter account
- Andy Lane at the Internet Movie Database
- TSV 43 Four Writers, One Discussion - Andy Lane, Paul Cornell, Steven Moffat & David Bishop By Guy Blythman
- David J Richardson interview with Andy Lane, published in Sonic Screwdriver #86 September 1994
- Andy Lane Interview (October 2022)
