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Stephen Cole (or Steve Cole, 1971-) is an author best known for his work on Doctor Who.

Life[]

Born in rural Bedfordshire in 1971, Cole studied at the public University of East Anglia from 1989 to 1992 - graduating from the University with first class honors in literature and film studies. Cole briefly worked for BBC Radio Bedfordshire before becoming a junior assistant for BBC Children's Magazines. Three years after taking this job, Cole became Group Editor of Pre-School Magazines. It was while Group Editor that Cole wrote a series of pop-up poetry books for children and started writing Doctor Who novels for BBC Books.

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Writing style[]

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Notable works[]

  • The Glittering Storm - a Sarah Jane Adventures audiobook showing Sarah and her friends investigating gold addicts
  • The Ghost House - a Sarah Jane Adventures audiobook showing Sarah and her friends investigating two houses swapping place

Doctor Who[]

  • The Ring of Steel - an audiobook

Novels and novellas[]

  • Longest Day (as Michael Collier) - Cole's debut novel, shows the Eighth Doctor and Sam travelling to a planet covered in time fields
  • The Taint (as Michael Collier) - the introduction of Fitz Kreiner
  • Parallel 59 (with Natalie Dallaire) - shows the Doctor and Fitz being separated
  • The Ancestor Cell (with Peter Anghelides) - an end to the War in Heaven saga
  • The Shadow in the Glass (with Justin Richards) - shows the Sixth Doctor solving a mystery dating back to World War II
  • Vanishing Point - shows the Eighth Doctor, Fitz, and Anji travelling to a planet ruled over by a being known as "the Creator"
  • Ten Little Aliens - shows the First Doctor, Ben, and Polly in the Earth Empire
  • Timeless - a part of the "Alternate Reality Arc"
  • Frayed (as Tara Samms) - a novella showing the First Doctor and Susan travelling to a war-torn world
  • To the Slaughter - shows the Eighth Doctor, Fitz, and Trix visiting the outer Solar System while it is being cleaned
  • The Monsters Inside - shows the Ninth Doctor and Rose being sent to prison
  • The Feast of the Drowned - shows the Tenth Doctor and Rose investigating ghosts
  • The Art of Destruction - shows the Tenth Doctor and Rose in 22nd century Chad
  • Sting of the Zygons - shows the Tenth Doctor and Martha facing off against the Zygons
  • The Vampire of Paris - a part of the Darksmith Legacy series
  • Combat Magicks - shows the Thirteenth Doctor, Yaz, Ryan, and Graham meeting Attila the Hun
  • At Childhood's End (with Sophie Aldred and Mike Tucker) - shows the Thirteenth Doctor reuniting with Ace
  • The Knight, the Fool, and the Dead - a part of the Time Lord Victorious series

Short stories[]

  • Glass (as Tara Samms, in Short Trips)
  • Mondas Passing (as Paul Grice, in Short Trips)
  • Rights (as Paul Grice, in Short Trips)
  • Dead Time (as Andrew Miller, in Earth and Beyond)
  • Vigil (as Michael Collier, in Out of the Darkness)
  • Totem (as Tara Samms, in More Short Trips)
  • Monsters (as Tara Samms, in Short Trips and Side Steps)
  • Distance (as Tara Samms, in Companions)
  • Face-Painter (as Tara Samms, in A Universe of Terrors)
  • Mordieu (as Tara Samms, in A Universe of Terrors)
  • Separation (as Tara Samms, in 2040)
  • Angel (as Tara Samms, in Seven Deadly Sins)
  • Evergreen (in A Christmas Treasury)
  • The Hero Factor (in The Doctor)
  • The Final Darkness (in The Sycorax)
  • We Can't Stop What's Coming (in The Target Storybook)
  • Who-Dini? (in Star Tales)
  • Under Control (in Doctor Who The Official Annual 2024)
  • Saviour (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • Not a Creature Was Stirring (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • Life in Oils (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • The Christmas Blessing (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • The Eternal Present (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • Gifts from Afar (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • Dark Waters (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • Into Control (in Ten Days of Christmas)
  • The Roots of Evil (in The Adventures Before)

Bernice Summerfield[]

  • Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Gods of the Underworld - a novel
  • Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Plague Herds of Excelis - ties up loose ends from the Excelis Saga
  • Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Dance of the Dead - shows Benny meeting Ice Warriors
  • Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Relics of Jegg-Sau - shows Benny meeting descendants of the K-1 robot
  • Many Happy Returns (one of many)

Iris Wildthyme[]

  • Beguine (printed in Wildthyme on Top)
  • The Devil in Mrs. Wildthyme - an audio drama
  • Only Living Girls (printed in Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus)
  • The Heart Pendulums (printed in Wild Thymes on the 22)

Gallifrey[]

  • Square One
  • Spirit
  • Fractures

Young James Bond[]

  • Shoot to Kill
  • Heads You Die
  • Strike Lightning
  • Red Nemesis

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See also[]

Sources[]

  • Wikipedia
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