David Agnew (Unterscheidung)

"David Agnew" was a BBC pseudonym used in the 1970s when actual writers couldn't be credited, most notably on a couple of Doctor Who stories cowritten by Graham Williams. The pseudonym has since been borrowed by writers of Who tie-ins, and there are even real people with the name.
1. Graham Williams, co-writing with Anthony Read or Douglas Adams
2. Unknown author of the short story "Playing with Toys"
3. Iain McLaughlin, writing under a pseudonym
4. Another user of the pseudonym, but no evidence to suggest that it's the same person as any of the above
5. Actual person, a Canadian researcher at Bell-Northern
6. Actual person, a producer for Disney Sounds
7. Actual person, a musician