Michael Collier (author)

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Michael Collier is a pseudonym of author Stephen Cole, under which he wrote the Doctor Who novels Longest Day[1] and The Taint,[2] both in the BBC's Eighth Doctor Adventures series, and of the short story "Vigil" on the Doctor Who audio release Out of the Darkness.[3]

References[]

  1. ^ Collier, Michael (1998), Longest Day, BBC Worldwide Americas, ISBN 978-0-563-40581-8
  2. ^ Collier, Michael (1999), The Taint, BBC Worldwide, ISBN 978-0-563-55568-1
  3. ^ "Doctor Who books - Michael Collier author index". BBC. 1 December 2003. Retrieved 30 January 2011.

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