J. P. Trent
Auteur de Here There Be Dragons
A propos de l'auteur
Notice de désambiguation :
(eng) J.P. Trent is an alias used by John Peel (1) when writing in the historical novels genre.
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Œuvres de J. P. Trent
Ready for Blastoff (Jack Anderson Presents... the Young Astronauts No. 2) (1990) — Ghostwriter — 30 exemplaires
Where in the U.S.A. Is Carmen Sandiego? Part II (You Are the Dectective Series) (1994) 13 exemplaires
Lethbridge-Stewart - The Laughing Gnome Coda: On His Majesty's National Service (2019) 5 exemplaires
Files Magazine Focus on Colin Baker the Sixth Doctor Who 2 exemplaires
Doctor Who: The Daleks' Master Plan: Mission to the Unknown / The Mutation of Time (1989) 2 exemplaires
Star Trek Year Two. A Files Magazine Special. 1 exemplaire
Star Trek Year Three. A Flies Magazine Special 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Romans (1981) — Artwork and Writer "Character Profiles" — 1 exemplaire
Lethbridge-Stewart: It Came From The Isle of Man 1 exemplaire
The Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds Files 1 exemplaire
Technical File: Star Trek Devices 1 exemplaire
Lethbridge-Stewart - The Havoc Files - The Laughing Gnome: A Doctor Who spin-off anthology 1 exemplaire
Freedom's Fire 1 exemplaire
The Successful Failure [Isidore Beautrelet; Biggles] 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. Files : The Mission Begins part one 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. Files : The Mission Begins part two 1 exemplaire
Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds files 2: Danger Awaits 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. Files : The Affair Continues 1 exemplaire
The Star Trek files 13 - that which survies 1 exemplaire
Spotlight on Doctor Who: Season Three Part II 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. Files : Special Collector's Edition 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. Files : The Earliest Days 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. Files : The Show Takes Off 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. files : The Show Takes Off part two 1 exemplaire
The U.N.C.L.E. Files : The Second Year 1 exemplaire
The Outer Limits - The Vanished 1 exemplaire
Oeuvres associées
In●Vision: Genesis of the Daleks (1988) — Co-Contributor "The Dalek Project" and Interviewer "Tel Tale" — 2 exemplaires
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Time Warrior (1987) — Contributor "Story Review" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Sensorites (1981) — Artwork and Writer "Story Review: '...Playing This Game of Nerves'" and "The Sensorites" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Space Museum (1981) — Co-Writer "Character Profiles" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Crusade (1981) — Artwork and Writer "Character Profiles" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Rescue (1981) — Writer " Character Proflies: Koquillion" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: Planet of the Giants (1981) — Writer "Character Proflies" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1981) — Writer "Character Profiles" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: Season 1 Special Release (1981) — Writer "Double Vision: A Personal Overview" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Reign of Terror (1981) — Writer "Death, Always Death" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Aztecs (1980) — Writer "Story Review: 'How Shall a Man Know His Gods'" and "Tlotoxl" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Keys of Marinus (1980) — Writer "Story Review: The Conscience Machine" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: Marco Polo (1980) — Writer "Story Review: 'All Things Are Possible'" and "Tegana: Character Profile" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Daleks (1980) — Writer "Story Review: 'What Must They be Like?'" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: Beyond the Sun (1980) — Writer "Story Review: Fight for Survival" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: The Tribe of Gum (1980) — Writer "Story Review, 'The Dawn of Time'" — 1 exemplaire
Doctor Who — An Adventure in Space & Time: An Unearthly Child (1980) — Writer "Story Review, Exiles in Space" — 1 exemplaire
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Too Many Targets (The Avengers) par John Peel
Odd addition to the odd Avengers universe
A novel of the seventh doctor. This one brings the doctor back to the alternate Earth where he left his grand-daughter, Susan. It is 30 years after the great Dalek war and England is divided between warring Lords who control the only remaining power generation. Of course, there is alien interference with local events- not just by the Doctor, and the Doctor is forced to intervene.
It has a nice premise and occasionally sparks some interest but the story-line wanders and gets lost. On the whole it does not live up to its initial promise.
re-read 7/9/2023… (plus d'informations)
It has a nice premise and occasionally sparks some interest but the story-line wanders and gets lost. On the whole it does not live up to its initial promise.
re-read 7/9/2023… (plus d'informations)
***Contains Spoilers***
I read this as a teen in the 90’s and was worried that it wouldn’t hold up. There’s a reason why I still remembered some minor plot points all these years later. This book is a slasher wrapped in a mystery. It’s well written and surprisingly feminist.I love that the main character, Robyn, not only saves herself, but also saves her boyfriend.
I read this as a teen in the 90’s and was worried that it wouldn’t hold up. There’s a reason why I still remembered some minor plot points all these years later. This book is a slasher wrapped in a mystery. It’s well written and surprisingly feminist.
https://fromtheheartofeurope.eu/the-havoc-files-the-laughing-gnome-ed-shaun-russ...
A set of short stories set in the sub-sub-narrative of the Laughing Gnome, where Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart and his comrades Bill Bishop and Anne Travers Bishop find their minds displaced into people and places in the past century or so. I must say that while I have been frankly disappointed with a couple of the novels of this sequence, the short story format worked very well for me. Particular standouts are S.J. Greonewegen’s “Locked In”, a quick tale on a botched WW2 military exercise that has more than it seems, and Roland Moore’s “The Last House on Sandray”, which brings back an unexpected character from Classic Who. Overall generally an uptick.… (plus d'informations)
A set of short stories set in the sub-sub-narrative of the Laughing Gnome, where Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart and his comrades Bill Bishop and Anne Travers Bishop find their minds displaced into people and places in the past century or so. I must say that while I have been frankly disappointed with a couple of the novels of this sequence, the short story format worked very well for me. Particular standouts are S.J. Greonewegen’s “Locked In”, a quick tale on a botched WW2 military exercise that has more than it seems, and Roland Moore’s “The Last House on Sandray”, which brings back an unexpected character from Classic Who. Overall generally an uptick.… (plus d'informations)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 195
- Aussi par
- 23
- Membres
- 6,295
- Popularité
- #3,898
- Évaluation
- 3.5
- Critiques
- 70
- ISBN
- 253
- Langues
- 4