Doctor (series)

Doctor was a series of short stories and novels which were written by S. J. Smith and published from 1994 to 2006, adapted from her adventures with the Doctor.

The short stories were published by the Metropolitan and included "Irongron's Star" in August 1995, "Operation Golden Age" in January 1996, "Exxilon" in February 1996, "Return to Peladon" in April 1996, "Eightlegs" in July 1997, "The Destructors" in November 1997, and "A Girl's Best Friend" in March 2003.

The novels were published by Virgin Publishing and included More than Human and Noah's Ark in 1997, Dalek Dawn, Return to the Ark and Terror of the Loch in 1998, Forbidden Matter, A Gift of Death and The Kraal Invasion in 1999, The Seeds of Doom and Solon's Brain in 2000, Death Masque and A Hand through Time in 2001, and Moving On in 2006.

Katy Pickering said that Amblin Entertainment was interested in financing one or more films based on the series. (PROSE: Moving On)