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'''''Wraith World''''' was a [[novel]] series written by [[Gregory P. Wilkinson]]. | '''''Wraith World''''' was a [[novel]] series written by [[Gregory P. Wilkinson]]. | ||
The novel was named after the Wraith World which was a hellish dimension in the novel. [[Hank Carter]] lived in the Wraith World, but he wanted to get into the human world. Professor [[Bailey (Wraith World)|Bailey]] and his students lived in the Wraith World as well. They tried to stop Hank Carter. The story was written on [[Sionic Paper]]. Because of this some of the fictional characters from the Wraith World were appearing in the human world in [[2010]]. However the paper was distroyed by [[Sarah Jane Smith]] and her team. The fictional characters got back into the Wraith World. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Wraith World (audio story)|Wraith World]]'') | |||
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Wraith World was a novel series written by Gregory P. Wilkinson.
The novel was named after the Wraith World which was a hellish dimension in the novel. Hank Carter lived in the Wraith World, but he wanted to get into the human world. Professor Bailey and his students lived in the Wraith World as well. They tried to stop Hank Carter. The story was written on Sionic Paper. Because of this some of the fictional characters from the Wraith World were appearing in the human world in 2010. However the paper was distroyed by Sarah Jane Smith and her team. The fictional characters got back into the Wraith World. (AUDIO: Wraith World)
