Jonathan Morris

Jonathan Morris is a prolific writer of Doctor Who fiction. He contributed to many ranges, in every medium except television. His style was often been compared to that of Douglas Adams, perhaps in part because he dedicated The Tomorrow Windows to Adams. Indeed, this dedication was discussed at length in at least one prominent interview about the book, in which the interviewer's questions and Morris' answers left readers with the impression that the book was in fact "set in the Douglas Adams universe". ^[1]

He also contributed to the charity reference book Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who.

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Novels Edit

BBC Past Doctor Adventures Edit

• Festival of Death

BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures Edit

• Anachrophobia
• The Tomorrow Windows

BBC New Series Adventures Edit

• Touched by an Angel
• Plague City

Short stories Edit

Short Trips Edit

• Mauritz (in Short Trips: A Universe of Terrors)
• The Thief of Sherwood (in Short Trips: Past Tense)
• Lant Land (in Short Trips: Life Science)
• The Clanging Chimes of Doom (in Short Trips: A Christmas Treasury)

Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series Edit

• The Spartacus Syndrome (in A Life of Surprises‎)
• The Traitors (in Life During Wartime‎)

The Scientific Secrets of Doctor Who Edit

• The Hungry Night

Audio stories Edit

Doctor Who Main Range Edit

• Bloodtide
• Flip-Flop
• The Haunting of Thomas Brewster
• A Perfect World
• Mary's Story (in The Company of Friends)
• The Eternal Summer
• Cobwebs
• The Crimes of Thomas Brewster
• The Curse of Davros
• Protect and Survive
• The Shadow Heart
• Prisoners of Fate
• 1963: The Space Race
• The Entropy Plague
• We Are The Daleks
• The Waters of Amsterdam
• Vortex Ice
• Static
• The Kamelion Empire

Special Releases Edit

• Voyage to Venus
• Psychodrome (in The Fifth Doctor Box Set)
• The Screaming Skull (in The Worlds of Doctor Who)
• The Avenues of Possibility (in The Legacy of Time)

The Lost Stories Edit

• The Valley of Death (adapted from Philip Hinchcliffe)
• The Guardians of Prophecy (adapted from Johnny Byrne)

Big Finish Eighth Doctor Adventures Edit

• Max Warp
• Hothouse
• The Cannibalists
• Deimos
• The Resurrection of Mars

The Eighth Doctor: The Time War Edit

• The Lords of Terror

The Fourth Doctor Adventures Edit

• The Auntie Matter
• Phantoms of the Deep
• Last of the Colophon
• The Cloisters of Terror
• The Paradox Planet / Legacy of Death
• Subterranea

Novel Adaptations Edit

• Damaged Goods (adapted from Russell T Davies)

Destiny of the Doctor Edit

• Babblesphere

The Early Adventures Edit

• The Crash of the UK-201

The Companion Chronicles Edit

• The Beautiful People
• The Great Space Elevator
• The Glorious Revolution
• The Mists of Time
• Tales from the Vault
• Mastermind
• Ghost in the Machine

Jago and Litefoot Edit

• The Spirit Trap
• The Theatre of Dreams
• The Age of Revolution
• The Skeleton Quay
• The Monstrous Menagerie
• The Flying Frenchmen
• The Year of the Bat

The Paternoster Gang Edit

• The Cars That Ate London

UNIT: the New Series Edit

• This Sleep of Death

The Diary of River Song Edit

• The Bekdel Test

Missy Edit

• The Belly of the Beast

Comic stories Edit

Doctor Who Magazine Edit

• Interstellar Overdrive
• Death to the Doctor!
• The Time of My Life
• Supernature
• Planet Bollywood
• The Golden Ones
• The Professor, the Queen and the Bookshop
• The Screams of Death
• Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
• Forever Dreaming
• Apotheosis
• The Child of Time
• Spirits of the Jungle

Doctor Who Storybook Edit

• Opera of Doom!
• Sunscreen
• The Immortal Emperor
• Space Vikings!

Documentaries Edit

• Paris in the Springtime
• End of the Line?

 Reference books Edit

• The Dalek Invasion of Earth

External links Edit

• Official Facebook page
• Official Twitter account
• Interview: Writer JONATHAN MORRIS - STARBURST Magazine
• Doc Oho Reviews...: Jonathan Morris Interview
• Doc Oho Reviews...: Jonathan Morris Interview Extra
• Doc Oho's Reviews: Jonathan Morris Q & A
• BBC.co.uk website interview with Jonathan Morris, 24 May 2004
• Outpost Gallifrey - Interview: Jonathan Morris (archived)

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