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	Andrew Cartmel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andrew Cartmel is a British science-fiction writer and journalist.
		In 1987, Cartmel was hired as the script editor for the twenty-fourth season of the iconic science-fiction programme Doctor Who, having been recommended to the producer John Nathan-Turner by the producer's agent, who had seen some unproduced scripts Cartmel had written.
		Cartmel worked on the programme for the next two years, overseeing the final three seasons of its original run on BBC One.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Cartmel (645 words)

	CARTMEL, MARION FROM 1912 HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ILLINOIS
		John M. Cartmel came to Sangamon County in October, 1830, with his father, Andrew Cartmel, who entered land from the Government and same fall, to the extent of eighty acres, and there he lived until his death.
		Andrew Cartmel was a Virginian, born in March, 1766, but later moved to Bath County, Ky., and thence to Sangamon County.
		Cartmel was married, north of Springfield, February 1, 1872, to Mellison O. James, born at Laurel, Franklin County, Ind., June 30, 1852.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ilsangam/1912/cartmel.htm (728 words)

	The Hidden Planet - The Sylvester McCoy Era
		Cartmel attempted to inject more mystery into the character of the doctor by suggesting that he was 'more than just a Time Lord' The scripts also tended to tackle larger and deeper themes than had been seen previously.
		Andrew Cartmel worked with Etchells and another, unknown, author, on the storyline, which was quite advanced at the time of the show’s end in 1989.
		Cartmel suggested that they take certain elements of the story and weave a new plot around a house that was Ace’s worst nightmare, and ‘Ghost Light’ was born.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /thebatgranny/mcc.htm (3554 words)

	News
		Serial lap-dancer Andrew "Flintoff" Readman was said to be in an "anxious state" over whether he would take a clean sweep of trophies at the prestigious end of season awards ceremony at Cartmel Racecourse Grandstand on Friday.
		Cartmel's push for a Junior section in 2005 was given a boost by the arrival of a new Junior kit bag courtesy of The Lord Taverner's and Gray Nichols.
		Cartmel 2nd XI were singing the praises of their batsmen after the Holme bowling was flayed to all parts of the Holker estate on Saturday.
	www.cartmelcricket.co.uk /news.htm (4945 words)

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		The third instalment of Cartmel's 'War-' trilogy is set some years after Warlock and sees the return of Creed and Justine, now worrying about their children.
		The House on Allen Road was created by Cartmel for a DWM comic and has seen appearances in all his books, as well as Transit, and will be seen in So Vile A Sin and The Dying Days.
		Cartmel largely eschews a narrative style for descriptions and dialogue, but he occasionally lets rip, most notably in Creed's 2nd person thoughts on Amy Cowan on pages 35-36: "Your fingers graze the short bristles near the roots, tracing the delicate contours of that graceful skull so full of intelligence and notions, and dreams."
	members.lycos.co.uk /cloisterlibrary/warchild.htm (587 words)

	BBC - Doctor Who Classic Episode Guide - Season 26
		Andrew Cartmel also remained on the production team, taking him into his third year as script editor.
		The Doctor's companion would in fact turn out to be effectively the pivotal character in three of the season's four stories, and - unusually - actress Sophie Aldred was given an opportunity at an early stage of the season's production to talk to the writers about the development of her character.
		This was a consequence of Cartmel's preferred approach of working with his writers as a team and involving them more closely in the production than would normally have been the case in the past.
	www.bbc.co.uk /doctorwho/classic/episodeguide/season26.shtml (404 words)

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		Given Cartmel's determination to keep the Doctor a mysterious figure whilst at the same time not touching at all on his companions' future origins the result is that the regulars feel as though they have been added to the novel to make it fit into the New Adventures.
		Cartmel is far more concerned with Creed and Ricky, comparing and contrasting the two whilst narrating pivotal events for their family, but unfortunately he is unable to make either seem completely likeable, giving both weaker sides that make them less sympathetic.
		Cartmel's writing style and extremely short chapters do make the book easy to read, but this is one of Warchild's few redeeming features.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/warc.htm (2197 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Film, TV & Theatre > Dr. Who & The Invisibles
		Script editor Andrew Cartmel dismissed the idea in favor of one of his own, which was eventually revealed in the novel Lungbarrow.
		Cartmel's idea was basically that the Doctor is the reincarnation of one of the original trio of Gallifreyans who created Time Lord society.
		The "masterplan" elements of Cartmel's vision were added to Platt's novel; they weren't featured in the television pitch version, which became Ghost Light.
	www.barbelith.com /topic/7374 (1196 words)

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		When Doctor Who fans think of Andrew Cartmel, they immediately think of the Seventh Doctor; before Virgin published anything other than novelizations of the televised episodes, Cartmel had already established himself as a major force in the Doctor Who creative pantheon with his tenure as script editor of the show.
		(Of course, Cartmel adheres to long Doctor Who tradition by having the plan spectacularly collapse at the end, forcing the Doctor to succeed through a combination of luck and brilliant improvisation.)Warhead also introduces Justine and Vincent, who would become in many ways the central focus of the trilogy.
		In fact, all of Cartmel's books are fairly light on plot, but that doesn't seem to concern him over-much; Cartmel writes very much to evoke a sensation of tangibility in the reader, a feeling that one could literally step into the scene he's describing.
	pagefillers.com /dwrg/cartmel.htm (731 words)

	Amazon.com: Warlock (Doctor Who-the New Adventures Series): Books: Andrew Cartmel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		WARLOCK is a collection of so many disparate ideas and strands that it stands as a real credit to Andrew Cartmel's skills and abilities that he not only wove them all together astoundingly well, but also managed to create a book that was engrossing, absorbing and absolutely unputdownable.
		Cartmel has occasional bouts of playing too heavy-handedly with his themes, which would be enough to derail a lesser book, but isn't an unpardonable sin here.
		For those of you who aren't familiar with Andrew Cartmel, he was script editor for the Doctor Who television series in its last years.
	www.amazon.com /Warlock-Doctor-Who-New-Adventures/dp/0426204336 (2180 words)

	Doctor Who LogBook - Introduction - The McCoy Years
		Cartmel had been hired late in the game, so McCoy's first season, premiering in late 1987, was drawn primarily from a slush pile of scripts originally commissioned by Eric Saward for Colin Baker's Doctor.
		season, Nathan-Turner and Cartmel began redirecting the series toward their renewed vision of menace and mystery; Bonnie Langford's Mel was written out of the series at the actress' request, and Sophie Aldred was introduced as Ace, a brash teenager with a penchant for home-made explosives and other forms of antisocial behavior.
		Planning began for the 26th year of the show, with Andrew Cartmel enlisting a close circle of writers (including Ben Aaronovitch) to construct a running theme for the entire year.
	www.thelogbook.com /tardis/intro/page7.htm (2861 words)

	The Prisoner - News and FAQs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Andrew Cartmel, former script editor of Doctor Who, will be writing the third in Powys Media's series of Prisoner novels, scheduled for a fall 2006 release.
		Miss Freedom tells the story of a special covert unit sent to free Number Six from the Village, in a tale which fuses the jet-set world of Sixties spy-thrillers with the cheerily sinister microcosm of the Village.
		Cartmel, a longtime fan of The Prisoner, was script editor of Doctor Who during one of its most experimental periods in the late '80s -- during which time the production team wanted to film the story The Happiness Patrol in Portmeirion as a Prisoner homage, though the budget wouldn't allow it...
	www.cerebralmassage.com /Powys/Prisoner/faq.html (1596 words)

	Swine Fever - Andrew Cartmel - review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		'Swine Fever' is a Judge Dredd novel, penned by Andrew Cartmel, who'se scripted comics for 2000 AD and Marvel UK, in addition to several novels.
		It is a very tongue in cheek novel, and I felt Cartmel did a good job of capturing some of the absurdities of the Mega-City One citizens and their way of life.
		I think, if you're reading 'Swine Fever' you need to just sit back and enjoy the ride, and I'll concede, an enjoyable ride it is. As a light-hearted book 'Swine Fever' works very well, and I think the majority of 2000 AD readers will find it an entertaining read.
	www.darkanimus.com /rv_cartmel1.html (321 words)

	Reynolds & Hearn Limited: Current catalogue
		Former Doctor Who script editor Andrew Cartmel offers a frank and revealing view of his time on the programme.
		For fans, this book is a unique insight into an area of the show's history that has previously been shrouded in mystery.
		This revised and expanded second edition includes exclusive interview material with founder member Johnny Marr, producer John Porter and guitarist Craig Gannon, and a new section of rare photographs.
	www.rhbooks.com /catalogue/catalogue14.html (394 words)

	Down the Tubes Dark Knight Data File
		Charlotte Comer, who played Rebecca in Dark Knight, appeared in a play currently called End of the Night written by Andrew Cartmel, at the White Bear, a fringe theatre in a pub located opposite Kennington tube, London.
		Andrew Cartmel did write a script resolving the season two cliffhanger.
		With grateful thanks to production team members Jon Paske and Andrew Cartmel for their contributions.
	www.downthetubes.net /tv/dark_knight (3829 words)

	Warlock
		This disturbing sequel to Warhead moves beyond cyberpunk into a realm where reality is a question of brain chemistry and heaven or hell comes in the shape of a pill.
		ANDREW CARTMEL was scrpt editor of the DOCTOR WHO television series from 1987 to 1989 before moving on to edit CASUALTY.
		He has written comic strips for Marvel UK and is currently writing JUDGE DREDD for Fleetway.
	www.fortunecity.com /tattooine/spock/388/Stories/7th/na34.html (177 words)

	Amazon.ca: Ghost Ship: Books: Andrew Cartmel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I ain't afraid of no ghosts, May 30 2004
		Andrew McCaffrey "The Grumpy Young Man" (Satellite of Love, Maryland) - See all my reviews
		Going into GHOST SHIP, I had rather low expectations.
	www.amazon.ca /Ghost-Ship-Andrew-Cartmel/dp/1903889332 (776 words)

	Big Finish Reviews
		"Winter for the Adept", a four part adventure written by Andrew Carmel and directed by Gary Russell, has a different opening than usual.
		Andrew Cartmel's "Winter for the Adept" is a nicely paced 'haunted house' story, with twists and chills and close calls.
		Russell Stone's music and Andy Hardwick's sound design and post production produce just the right atmosphere.
	course1.winona.edu /ksullivan/bigfinr4.htm (594 words)

	Full_Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		As the minutes tick away to the world s first atom bomb blast, the Doctor and Ace find themselves up to their necks in spies, aliens of the flying saucer variety, and some very nasty saboteurs from another dimension.
		This adventure features the "Seventh Doctor and Ace", and is written by Andrew Cartmel, who was Script Editor for this era of the television programme.
		Note: The results from above link may contain books by separate authors with the same name.
	www.dymocks.com.au /Dynamic/full_details.aspx?ISBN=056348635X (177 words)

	Warlock
		An original novel featuring the Seventh Doctor, Ace and Bernice.
		Second book in the War trilogy; it is a sequel to the New Adventure Cat’s Cradle: Warhead, also by Andrew Cartmel.
		The Prelude written by the author that appeared in Doctor Who Magazine #221.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_na34.htm (2041 words)

	Dr Who - Book List - FAQ Part 3 of 4 - Nephrites Citadel
		Atom Bomb Blues (7th, ?) Andrew Cartmel 0 563 48635 X
		Andrew Cartmel Script Doctor: The Inside Story of Doctor Who 1986-1989 [2005][NF]
		Andrew Cartmel, Paul Cornell et al The Mark of Mandragora [1993]
	www.rustaz.com /forum/showthread.php?t=2091 (5701 words)

	Doctor Who booklist, bbc novels, dvds, episode guide, and movies.
		Citadel of Dreams by Dave Stone, Andrew Cartmel
		Blacklight: The Art of Andrew Skilleter, by Andrew Skilleter
		The Monsters, by Adrian Rigelsford and Andrew Skilleter
	www.comicweb.com /drwho.htm (1310 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Brand" to "Braque"
		Doctor Conkeror / written by Ian Rimmer ; art by Mike Collins.
		Fellow Travellers / written by Andrew Cartmel ; art by Arthur Ranson.
		Teenage Kicks / written by Paul Cornell ; ill. by Cam Smith.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/brri/brand.htm (6693 words)

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		"Doctor Who", Atom Bomb Blues Andrew Cartmel ISBN: 056348635x
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	Pittsburg County Oklahoma Genealogy Research
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		Children of JULIE MAE THOMAS and ANDREW CARTMEL
		Chester Clyde CARTMEL, was born 10 June 1924 in Pittsburg, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma; died 22 January 1959 in United States Naval Ammunition Depot, Savanah, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma.
	www.geocities.com /heartland/plains/6118 (282 words)

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