The Dead Men Diaries

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Author(s):

Paul Cornell (Editor)

First Pub:

2000

Genre(s):

Science Fiction

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

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Internal ID:

884

Series:

The Doomsday Manuscript ->

Bernice Summerfield*

#1 of 7

Bernice Summerfield*

A series of books from Big Finish Productions featuring the book only companion of Doctor Who named Bernice Summerfield created in the Virgin Publishing New Adventures series..

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1) The Dead Men Diaries
2) The Doomsday Manuscript
3) The Gods of the Underworld
4) The Squire's Crystal
5) The Infernal Nexus
6) The Glass Prison
7) A Life of Surprises

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Last Sentence:

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Added: 06-Jul-2002

Last Updated: 15-Apr-2020

Publications

06-Sep-2000

Big Finish

Date Issued:

06-Sep-2000

Cover Link(s):

World Cat

Internal ID:

787

Publisher:

Big Finish

ISBN:

1-903-65400-9

ISBN-13:

978-1-903-65400-2

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Credits:

Paul Cornell - Editor

Who but Professor Bernice Summerfield, interstellar archaeologist, raconteur, boozer and wit, would get other people to write her autobiography albeit under threat of death from two bounty hunters sent by a publisher far too concerned about little things like deadlines?

These stories are an ideal introduction to the life of Bernice Summerfield: falling off cliffs, getting sacrificed to orange pygmies, saving the universe and trying to buy a new frock. Cliffhanging escapes! Adventure on distant planets! Scones for tea!

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