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Spiralling away from the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures of the Wilderness Era and growing into a series of its own, Iris Wildthyme is a series of books and audios dramas about the sometimes-Time Lady, sometimes-Clockwork, always drunk transtemporal adventuress Iris Wildthyme. Iris Wildthyme, whilst best known for her origins in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures, actually debuted in Paul Magrs's magical-realism trilogy Phoenix Court, where freedom of sexuality is completely embraced, everybody is an author (or is at least writing something), and Scotland is an independent nation... Predating the Phoenix Court series, Iris and her worlds had even earlier roots; there are claims of a lost novel written by Magrs when he was eighteen, Panda and the Celestial Omnibus were alluded to in Paul Cornell's short story Teenage Kicks in 1990, and an even another (although unrelated) character named Iris appeared in Patient Iris, the first story to be published by Magrs.

The Iris Wildthyme is only the tip of the iceberg however, as Paul Magrs's "Magrsverse" encapsulates all of his works, creating a huge interconnected universe of stories where anything can happen. The Brenda and Effie Mysteries The Brenda and Effie Mysteries is a series of award-winning gothic mystery novels and audio dramas about the titular duo Brenda and Effie, going on adventures on the sea-side town of Whitby, fighting the Martians from The War of the Worlds to tackling an ancient tree god, albeit trapped inside wickerwork garden furniture. The first novel, Never the Bride, is even being adapted into a television series by Free@Last TV! Looking for a guest actor on SJA? Lucky for you, SJA guest actors is a lot smaller than Doctor Who guest actors. And, like all our categories about people, it's neatly alphabetised by last name.

The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith was due to feature Nicholas Courtney as the Brigadier, but his ill health prevented him from appearing. The Brig nevertheless does feature in the novelisation, offering a tantalising glimpse of what would have been the character's only televised meeting with a 21st century incarnation of the Doctor. Did you know that original SJA audiobooks were released every year the programme was on the air? Though most were released in print, the series ended as ebooks. Since SJA shared much the same crew as Doctor Who, it makes that our category:SJA crew structure would be pretty similar to that of the parent programme. Wanna find SJA 2D artists? We can do that! And SJA location managers and SJA make-up department and SJA foley editors and... oh, you get the picture.