Paul Magrs
Paul Magrs was born in Jarrow, Tyne and Wear in 1969. He was educated in Newton Aycliffe at Woodham Burn Infants and Junior Schools, then Woodham Comprehensive, in Newton Aycliffe, before attending Lancaster University. 'Strange Boy' is his twelfth published book, although it's the first time he's written for a younger audience. He's always wanted to write the kinds of book he could never find when he was a teenager. Nowadays he is Senior Lecturer in English Literature and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia.
Series
Brenda
1. Never the Bride (2006)
2. Something Borrowed (2007)
3. Conjugal Rites (2008)
4. Hell's Belles (2009)
5. The Bride That Time Forgot (2010)
6. Brenda and Effie Forever! (2012)
7. Fellowship of Ink (2017)
1. Never the Bride (2006)
2. Something Borrowed (2007)
3. Conjugal Rites (2008)
4. Hell's Belles (2009)
5. The Bride That Time Forgot (2010)
6. Brenda and Effie Forever! (2012)
7. Fellowship of Ink (2017)
Novels
Modern Love (2000)
All the Rage (2001)
Strange Boy (2002)
Hands Up! (2003)
Aisles (2003)
To the Devil - a Diva! (2004)
Exchange (2006)
Twin Freaks (2007)
The Diary of a Dr Who Addict (2009)
666 Charing Cross Road (2011)
The Ninnies (2012)
The Story of Fester Cat (2014)
Mrs Danby and Company (2015)
All the Rage (2001)
Strange Boy (2002)
Hands Up! (2003)
Aisles (2003)
To the Devil - a Diva! (2004)
Exchange (2006)
Twin Freaks (2007)
The Diary of a Dr Who Addict (2009)
666 Charing Cross Road (2011)
The Ninnies (2012)
The Story of Fester Cat (2014)
Mrs Danby and Company (2015)
Collections
Playing Out (1997)
Bound (2004) (with Fadia Faqir, Charles Fernyhough, Sara Maitland and Wendy Robertson)
Twelve Stories (2009)
Zenith Lives! (2012) (with Stuart Douglas, Mark Hodder and Michael Moorcock)
Just Another Winter's Tale (2017) (with Matthew Bright, Nathan Burgoine, Nicholas M Campbell, Michael Thomas Ford, Roy Gill and Gene Hult)
Bound (2004) (with Fadia Faqir, Charles Fernyhough, Sara Maitland and Wendy Robertson)
Twelve Stories (2009)
Zenith Lives! (2012) (with Stuart Douglas, Mark Hodder and Michael Moorcock)
Just Another Winter's Tale (2017) (with Matthew Bright, Nathan Burgoine, Nicholas M Campbell, Michael Thomas Ford, Roy Gill and Gene Hult)
Plays
Series contributed to
Doctor Who
The Scarlet Empress (1998)
The Blue Angel (1999) (with Jeremy Hoad)
The Stones of Venice (2001)
Excelis Dawns (2002)
Mad Dogs and Englishmen (2002)
The Wormery (2003)
Wishing Beast (2007)
Doctor Who Storybook 2008 (2007) (with Tom MacRae, Justin Richards, Gareth Roberts and Robert Shearman)
The Annual Years (2014)
The Scarlet Empress (1998)
The Blue Angel (1999) (with Jeremy Hoad)
The Stones of Venice (2001)
Excelis Dawns (2002)
Mad Dogs and Englishmen (2002)
The Wormery (2003)
Wishing Beast (2007)
Doctor Who Storybook 2008 (2007) (with Tom MacRae, Justin Richards, Gareth Roberts and Robert Shearman)
The Annual Years (2014)
Doctor Who : Iris Wildthyme
Wildthyme at Large (2005)
Wildthyme on Top (2005)
Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus (2009) (with Stuart Douglas)
The Land of Wonder (2009)
Iris: Abroad (2010)
Enter Wildthyme (2011)
Wildthyme Beyond (2012)
From Wildthyme With Love (2013)
Wildthyme at Large (2005)
Wildthyme on Top (2005)
Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus (2009) (with Stuart Douglas)
The Land of Wonder (2009)
Iris: Abroad (2010)
Enter Wildthyme (2011)
Wildthyme Beyond (2012)
From Wildthyme With Love (2013)
Doctor Who : Tenth Doctor
Sick Building (2007)
Doctor Who Storybook 2009 (2008) (with Mark Gatiss, James Moran, Nicholas Pegg, Gareth Roberts, Gary Russell and Keith Temple)
Sick Building (2007)
Doctor Who Storybook 2009 (2008) (with Mark Gatiss, James Moran, Nicholas Pegg, Gareth Roberts, Gary Russell and Keith Temple)
Non fiction
Anthologies containing stories by Paul Magrs
Short stories
| Nude on the Moon (1998) | |||
| Femme Fatale (1999) |
Paul Magrs recommends
The Leaping (2010)
Tom Fletcher
"A book that's stiff with foreboding and dread right from the start. . . . It's a literary, literate horror novel--and has a mordant, knowing, blackly ironic style to it. But it's relentless, too, in its avowed intention of scaring the life out of its readers, with everything it can throw at us."
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