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| Author | David Bailey |
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| Series | Doctor Who book: Big Finish Short Trips |
Release number | 12 |
| Publisher | Big Finish Productions |
Publication date | March 2005 |
| ISBN | 1-84435-146-7 |
| Preceded by | Short Trips: A Christmas Treasury |
| Followed by | Short Trips: A Day in the Life |
Short Trips: Seven Deadly Sins is a Big Finish original anthology edited by David Bailey and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who . The collection's theme is the seven deadly sins.
| Sin | Title | Author | Doctor | Featuring |
| Sloth | The Duke’s Folly | Gareth Wigmore | 1st | Ian, Barbara, and Susan |
| Wrath | That Which Went Away | Mark Wright | 2nd | Jamie and Zoe |
| Envy | Angel | Tara Samms | 3rd | Jo |
| Lust | Suitors, Inc. | Paul Magrs | 4th | Romana II and K-9, with Sarah, Harry and Iris Wildthyme |
| Pride | The 57th | John Binns | 5th | Nyssa |
| Avarice | Telling Tales | David Bailey | 6th | Peri |
| Gluttony | Too Rich for My Blood | Rebecca Levene | 7th | Chris and Benny |
Also includes linking material featuring the Eighth Doctor by Jacqueline Rayner and a prologue and epilogue by David Bailey.
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