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- Doctor Who
- End Game (212 pages, ISBN 1-905239-09-2) collects:
- "End Game" (with Alan Barnes, in Doctor Who Magazine #244-247)
- "The Keep" (with Alan Barnes, in Doctor Who Magazine #248-249)
- "Fire and Brimstone" (with Alan Barnes, in Doctor Who Magazine #251-255)
- "Wormwood" (with Scott Gray, in Doctor Who Magazine #266-271)
- The Glorious Dead (244 pages, 2006, ISBN 1-905239-44-0) collects:
- "The Fallen" (with Scott Gray, in Doctor Who Magazine #273-276)
- "The Road to Hell" (with Alan Barnes, in Doctor Who Magazine #278-282)
- "The Glorious Dead" (with Scott Gray, in Doctor Who Magazine #287-296)
- Oblivion (with Scott Gray, 228 pages, 2006, ISBN 1-905239-45-9) collects:
- "Ophidus" (in Doctor Who Magazine #300-303)
- "Beautiful Freak" (in Doctor Who Magazine #304)
- "The Way of All Flesh" (in Doctor Who Magazine #306 and 308–310)
- "Oblivion" (in Doctor Who Magazine #323-328)
- The Flood (with Scott Gray, 226 pages, 2007, ISBN 978-1-905239-65-8) collects:
- "The Land of Happy Endings" (in Doctor Who Magazine #337)
- "The Flood" (in Doctor Who Magazine #346-353)
- "The Warkeeper's Crown" (with Alan Barnes, in Doctor Who Magazine #378-380)
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References
- ↑ Pg 226 End Game, ISBN 1-905239-09-2
