Jacqueline Rayner

Jacqueline Rayner is an author of Doctor Who novels and audio dramas. She adapted the first series of Big Finish Bernice Summerfield audios (excluding Beyond the Sun) from their New Adventures originals. She is also the script editor for Big Finish's Companion Chronicles range.

She also served as producer for BBC Worldwide on the BBCi production of Real Time, and within Big Finish, as the executive producer for the BBC.

Rayner is one of a small group of female authors to receive sole credit for writing original Doctor Who novels.

She shares the birthday on 21 June with Bernice Summerfield.^[1]

Audio roles Edit

Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories Edit

• Whispers of Terror (as Voices)
• The Holy Terror (as Woman)
• Minuet in Hell (as Catatonic Woman)
• Dust Breeding (as Lift Computer)

Bibliography Edit

Novels Edit

BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures Edit

• EarthWorld

BBC Past Doctor Adventures Edit

• Wolfsbane

BBC New Series Adventures Edit

• Winner Takes All
• The Stone Rose
• The Last Dodo

Quick Reads Edit

• The Sontaran Games
• Magic of the Angels

The Darksmith Legacy Edit

• The Pictures of Emptiness

2 in 1 Doctor Who Adventures Edit

• Water Thief

Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series Edit

• The Squire's Crystal
• The Glass Prison

Short stories Edit

Big Finish Short Trips Edit

• Screamager (in Short Trips: Monsters)
• The Last Emperor (in Short Trips: 2040)
• Seven Deadly Sins (linking material of Short Trips: Seven Deadly Sins)

Doctor Who Files Edit

• Stamp of Approval
• No Fun at the Fair

Doctor Who Storybook Edit

• The End of the Rainbow

The Scientific Secrets of Doctor Who Edit

• Potential Energy

The Twelve Doctors of Christmas Edit

• All I Want for Christmas
• The Christmas Inversion

Tales of Terror Edit

• Murder in the Dark
• Trick or Treat

The Legends of River Song Edit

• Suspicious Minds

The Missy Chronicles Edit

• Girl Power!

The Day She Saved the Doctor Edit

• Sarah Jane and the Temple of Eyes

The Target Storybook Edit

• Citation Needed

Iris Widlthyme short stories Edit

• Iris and Irregularity (in Wildthyme on Top)
• The Niceness (with Orna Petit; in The Panda Book of Horror)

Audio Edit

Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories Edit

• The Marian Conspiracy
• Doctor Who and the Pirates
• 100 BC
• The Doomwood Curse

The Companion Chronicles Edit

• The Transit of Venus
• The Suffering
• Starborn

Big Finish Bernice Summerfield Series Edit

• Making Myths
• The Grel Escape
• The Kingdom of the Blind
• The Temple of Questions
• Many Happy Returns (with Xanna Eve Chown, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Stephen Fewell, Simon Guerrier, Rebecca Levene, Scott Handcock, Justin Richards, Miles Richardson, Eddie Robson and Dave Stone)
• The Grel Invasion of Earth

The Diary of River Song Edit

• A Requiem for the Doctor

Audio adaptations Edit

Big Finish Bernice Summerfield Series Edit

• Oh No It Isn't! (from the novel by Paul Cornell)
• Walking to Babylon (from the novel by Kate Orman)
• Birthright (from the novel by Nigel Robinson)
• Just War (from the novel by Lance Parkin)
• Dragons' Wrath (from the novel by Justin Richards)

Doctor Who Novel Adaptations Edit

• Love and War (from the novel by Paul Cornell)
• The Highest Science (from the novel by Gareth Roberts)

Comic stories Edit

BBC Writers' Comics Edit

• Destiny's Door

Doctor Who Adventures Edit

• Mirror Image

Doctor Who Magazine Edit

• Blood and Ice
• Witch Hunt

Video Games Edit

Doctor Who Infinity Edit

• The Silent Streets of Barry Island

As editor Edit

Short Trips Edit

• Short Trips and Side Steps (with Stephen Cole)
• Short Trips: Zodiac
• Short Trips: Companions
• Short Trips: The Muses
• Short Trips: Farewells

Non-fiction Edit

• Regeneration Sticker Guide
• Doctor Who: The Official Quiz Book

Credits Edit

As producer Edit

Webcast Edit

• Real Time

External links Edit

• Official blog
• Comics blog
• Official Twitter account

• Jacqueline Rayner at the Internet Movie Database
• Interview: Jacqueline Rayner | DOCTOR WHO - STARBURST Magazine
• Doc Oho Reviews...: Jacqueline Rayner Interview
• BBC.co.uk website interview with Jacqueline Rayner, 01 January 2004

Footnotes Edit