Oblivion (Stone novel)

Oblivion

Author	Dave Stone
Series	Doctor Who book: Virgin New Adventures
Release number	11
Subject	Featuring: Bernice Summerfield
Genre	novel
Publisher	Virgin Books
Publication date	March 1998
ISBN	0-426-20522-7
Preceded by	Walking to Babylon
Followed by	The Medusa Effect

Oblivion is an original novel by Dave Stone featuring the fictional archaeologist Bernice Summerfield. The New Adventures were a spin-off from the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.

External links

Oblivion at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
Oblivion at The TARDIS Library

Reviews

Oblivion reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide
Oblivion reviews at Outpost Gallifrey

Virgin New Adventures

Ace	Timewyrm: Genesys Timewyrm: Exodus Timewyrm: Apocalypse Timewyrm: Revelation Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible Cat's Cradle: Warhead Cat's Cradle: Witch Mark Nightshade

Ace and Bernice	Love and War Deceit Lucifer Rising White Darkness Shadowmind Birthright Blood Heat The Dimension Riders The Left-Handed Hummingbird Conundrum No Future Tragedy Day Legacy Theatre of War All-Consuming Fire Blood Harvest Strange England First Frontier St Anthony's Fire Falls the Shadow Parasite Warlock Set Piece

Bernice	Transit The Highest Science The Pit Infinite Requiem Sanctuary Human Nature

Bernice, Chris, Roz	Original Sin Sky Pirates! Zamper Toy Soldiers Headgames The Also People Shakedown Just War Warchild Sleepy Death and Diplomacy Happy Endings Return of the Living Dad

Chris and Roz	GodEngine Christmas on a Rational Planet The Death of Art Damaged Goods So Vile a Sin

Chris	Bad Therapy Eternity Weeps The Room with No Doors Lungbarrow

Other	Iceberg The Dying Days

Only Bernice	Oh No It Isn't! Dragon's Wrath Beyond the Sun Ship of Fools Down Deadfall Ghost Devices Mean Streets Tempest Walking to Babylon Oblivion The Medusa Effect Dry Pilgrimage The Sword of Forever Another Girl, Another Planet Beige Planet Mars Where Angels Fear The Mary-Sue Extrusion Dead Romance Tears of the Oracle Return to the Fractured Planet The Joy Device Twilight of the Gods

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