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Scott Harrison (born 18 September 1973) is a British novelist, scriptwriter, playwright and film writer. Between 2002 and 2005 he was writer-in-residence for the York -based professional theatre company The Dreaming. He also co-produced, and occasionally acted in, several of its productions.

He has written Star Trek books for Simon & Schuster and tie-in novels for games developer Capcom, as well as a number of audio plays and novels for various Big Finish Productions . Between 2012 and 2014, he edited a range of short-story anthologies.

In April 2014, his audio play Sometime Never , starring Simon Jones and Rosalyn Landor , won the Best Drama Award in New York, while in May of the same year, the portmanteau audio horror anthology, THIRTEEN , which Harrison devised, edited and wrote the narrating story for, won an Audie Award for best Original Work.

He also provides film essays and audio commentaries for several blu-ray companies, including the BFI, Eureka! Video and Second Sight Films in the UK and Imprint Films in Australia.

Bibliography [ edit ]

Books [ edit ]

• Blake's 7 : Archangel (Big Finish, 2012) ^[1]
• Remember Me : The Pandora Archive (Capcom, 2013)
• Star Trek: Shadow Of The Machine (Simon & Schuster, 2015)

Audio Novels [ edit ]

• Dorian Gray: The Lost Tales - Last Man Standing (Big Finish, 2019)
• Dorian Gray: The Lost Tales - There Are Such Things... (Big Finish, 2019)
• Dorian Gray: The Lost Tales - The Last Confession (Big Finish, 2019)

Audio [ edit ]

• The Confessions Of Dorian Gray
  • The Houses In Between (2012)
• Blake's 7: The Liberator Chronicles
  • Epitaph (2013)
• THIRTEEN
  • Hidden Track (2013)
• Sometime Never (2014)
• Blake's 7: The Classic Adventures
  • Figurehead (2019)
• Bernice Summerfield: The Christmas Collection
  • Null Ziet (2020)

Film Essays [ edit ]

• "Stepping Over The Line" (2018), in Powerhouse Films' The Border blu-ray release
• "Fear Factor: The Anatomy of a 1970s Thriller" (2018), in 101 Films' Rollercoaster blu-ray release
• "Heaven & Hell: The Cooler and Hollywood's Vegas" (2018), in 101 Films' "The Cooler" blu-ray release
• "The Haunted Screen: Der Golem and the Ghosts of the Great War" (2019), in Eureka! Entertainment's "Der Golem" blu-ray release
• "Remixing the Future: Hackers, Skin-Jobs and Global Mind Control" (2019), in Second Sight Film's "Upgrade" blu-ray release
• "When the Machines Rock: Philip K. Dick and the Dystopian Dream" (2019), in 101 Films' "Screamers" blu-ray release
• "Monster Mash: Making Split Second" (2020), in 101 Films' "Split Second" blu-ray release
• "The Creature Feature: Movies with Bite" (2020), for Arrow Films
• "A Twisted History, Vipco, VHS and Spookies" (2018), in 101 Films' "Spookies" blu-ray release
• "Our Fears Made Manifest: Zombie Films in the 2000s" (2021), for Arrow Films
• "Rooms of the Mind" (2021), for Arrow Films
• "A Dish Best Served Cold" (2021), for Arrow Films
• "Fred Zinneman: Directing with Dignity" (2022), in the BFI's "The Men" blu-ray release

Short stories [ edit ]

• "The Wintermachine" (2010), in Twelve Days
• "Holding Pattern" (2011), in Faction Paradox: A Romance in Twelve Parts
• "The Chaos Exhibition" (2011), in Voices From The Past
• "The God Of All Machines" (2012), in Resurrection Engines
• "A Silence Between The Sounds" (2013), in Twisted Histories
• "The Last Train To Whitby" (2014), in Beside The Seaside

Comics [ edit ]

• "The Madness From The Sea" (2012), in Into The Woods: A Fairytale Anthology

Stage plays [ edit ]

• Eric (2003), (with Lee Harris)
• A Christmas Carol (2003 and 2010)
• The Strange Case Of Doctor Jekyll & Mr Hyde (2003)
• The Antipope (2004) (with Lee Harris)
• The Canterbury Tales (2004)
• Dracula (2004)

Awards [ edit ]

• 2014, New York Festival Award, Best Drama: Sometime Never
• 2014, Audie Award , Best Original Work: Thirteen

References [ edit ]

External links [ edit ]

• Kristin Centorcelli, "Author and Editor Scott Harrison on Steampunking the Classics" - interview, SF Signal , 3 January 2013.
• Philip Jones, "Games developer Capcom publishes eBook", The Bookseller , 24 June 2013.