Paul Magrs

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Paul Magrs (born 12 November 1969[1]) is a full-time author and former Senior Lecturer in English Literature and Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University, where he began work in 2004. He also formerly taught at the University of East Anglia. He did his PhD at the University of Lancaster.

He created the character of Iris Wildthyme for his Phoenix Court series. He also created the planet Hyspero, which would have featured in his planned Tales of Hyspero series.

He has contributed to several charity publications. He was one of nine co-authors of Obverse Books' Doctor Who and the Invasion of Christmas, and he wrote short stories for both A Target for Tommy and A Second Target for Tommy. He also contributed to the charity reference book Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who.

Personal life[[edit] | edit source]

Paul Magrs lives in Levenshulme with his partner, author Jeremy Hoad. Jeremy was given co-writing credits on the novel The Blue Angel, in 1999. Paul also has a brother named Mark.

In the DWU[[edit] | edit source]

Paul Cornell was a college classmate of Magrs. In his Virgin New Adventure Love and War, Cornell named a junior archaeologist in Bernice Summerfield's party after him.[2]

Later, in Bafflement and Devotion Magrs introduced a closer to reality, quasi-biographical version of himself, which the real Magrs has used on numerous occasions in many stories.

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Novels[[edit] | edit source]

BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures[[edit] | edit source]

BBC Past Doctor Adventures[[edit] | edit source]

BBC New Series Adventures[[edit] | edit source]

BBC Children's Books[[edit] | edit source]

Snowbooks Ltd[[edit] | edit source]

The New Adventures of Iris Wildthyme[[edit] | edit source]

Fester Cat[[edit] | edit source]

The LORA Trilogy[[edit] | edit source]

Others[[edit] | edit source]

Short Stories[[edit] | edit source]

Short Trips[[edit] | edit source]

Doctor Who Magazine[[edit] | edit source]

Storybooks[[edit] | edit source]

Tales of Terror[[edit] | edit source]

Star Tales[[edit] | edit source]

The Missy Chronicles[[edit] | edit source]

Dalek[[edit] | edit source]

Build High for Happiness[[edit] | edit source]

Iris Wildthyme[[edit] | edit source]

Fester Cat[[edit] | edit source]

Twelve Stories[[edit] | edit source]

Resurrection Engines[[edit] | edit source]

Wilde Stories 2016 & Silver Jubilee[[edit] | edit source]

The Book of Extraordinary Amateur Sleuth and Private Eye Stories[[edit] | edit source]

Others[[edit] | edit source]

Audio[[edit] | edit source]

Doctor Who Main Range[[edit] | edit source]

Excelis Saga[[edit] | edit source]

The Sixth Doctor Adventures[[edit] | edit source]

The Eighth Doctor Adventures[[edit] | edit source]

The Companion Chronicles[[edit] | edit source]

BBC Audio[[edit] | edit source]

Hornets' Nest[[edit] | edit source]

Demon Quest[[edit] | edit source]

Serpent Crest[[edit] | edit source]

Beyond the Doctor[[edit] | edit source]

Iris Wildthyme[[edit] | edit source]

Vince Cosmos[[edit] | edit source]

BBC Radio 4 - Afternoon Drama[[edit] | edit source]

The Brenda and Effie Mysteries[[edit] | edit source]

Mystery Lady[[edit] | edit source]

CT of Death[[edit] | edit source]

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Anthology Editor[[edit] | edit source]

Big Finish New Worlds[[edit] | edit source]

Iris Wildthyme[[edit] | edit source]

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Footnotes[[edit] | edit source]

  1. ↑ Doctor Who Guide
  2. ↑ https://twitter.com/Paul_Cornell/status/1291710359426998273
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