noted for providing a wealth of additional background detail and character depth. He wrote an influential screenwriting manual, Writing for television in the 70s in 1974, and an updated version, Writing for Television, which was released posthumously in 1981. Death Hulke died of cancer on 6 July 1979, aged 54. The proposed stories written for Doctor Who The Hidden Planet Hulke had submitted this story in January 1964 as a six-part adventure story, and would see the Doctor and his companions land on a parallel planet like Earth, but has clover leaves looking all the same. Women were the dominant race of the planet, whereas men struggle for their own rights. The story was rejected by story editor David Whitaker on 2 February 1964. The story was resubmitted for Season 2 of the program, as a five-part serial. It was also rejected again by script editor Dennis Spooner in April 1965. Britain 408 A.D. This story was submitted for Season Two, but was replaced by The Romans.See List of unmade Doctor Who serials and films The People Who Couldn't Remember Co-written with David Ellis, According to some fan theories, this story was to be a six-part serial. Not much is known about it. This was rejected by script editor Gerry Davis on 15 June 1966. The Big Store Co-written with David Ellis, this four-part serial was submitted in November 1966. Only drafts for Episode One were completed. The story would be set in a shopping mall in 1973. Gerry Davis preferred an airport setting. The story was replaced by The Faceless Ones. Doctor Who stories written by Malcolm Hulke Television Starring Patrick Troughton:The Faceless Ones (with David Ellis, 1967)The War Games (with Terrance Dicks, 1969) Starring Jon Pertwee:Doctor Who and the Silurians (1970)The Ambassadors of Death (with David Whitaker, Terrance Dicks and Trevor Ray, 1970)Colony in Space (1971)The Sea Devils (1972)Frontier in Space (1973)Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1974) Novelisations Doctor Who and the Cave Monsters (1974) (adapted from Doctor Who and the Silurians) Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon (1974) (adapted from Colony in Space) Doctor Who and the Sea Devils (1974) Doctor Who and the Green Death (1975) (adapted from The Green Death, written by Robert Sloman) Doctor Who and the Dinosaur Invasion (1976) (adapted from Invasion of the Dinosaurs) Doctor Who and the Space War (1976) (adapted from Frontier in Space) Doctor Who and the War Games (1979)