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Revision as of 09:12, 24 August 2018
Pre-narrative Briefings formed part of the linking material of The Book of the Enemy. Each was a briefing in the form of a quote of varying length from a person or document, chosen to accompany the following story.
Of the nineteen parts, two were written by Michael Simpson and Lesley Brakken, and the remaining seventeen were written by the anthology editor Simon Bucher-Jones and attributed to fictional individuals. Biographies for these individuals appeared interspersed among the real author biographies at the end of the book; several of them were referenced within the corresponding briefings.
Briefings
References
- Scarratt rejects the term "lesser species" as pejorative.
Notes
- Pre-narrative Briefing Q appears between R and S.
- The pre-narrative briefings were followed by one "Post-Narrative Briefing", the final part of Subjective Interlock.
- In November 2017, Simon Bucher-Jones posted on his blog a cut excerpt from The Book of the Enemy. In it, the series of briefings is said to address "the essential problem of ENEMY IDENTIFICTION".[1]
Continuity
- Irma Ebbinghouse notes that agents of the Enemy are referred to as "Reps". (PROSE: The Taking of Planet 5)
- Michael Simpson's list of powers that are not the Enemy, but have tried to take advantage of the Great Houses' paranoia, include the Mal'akh, (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street, The Book of the War, et al) the end point summoned into the City of the Saved, (PROSE: A Hundred Words from a Civil War, God Encompasses) mutineers from the Sixth Wave, (PROSE: The Book of the War) a progressive timeship, (PROSE: Toy Story, AUDIO: The Shadow Play, et al) and xenophobic mutants in personal war machines. (TV: The Daleks, et al)
- Robert Scarratt is "now definitely" dead. (PROSE: The Brakespeare Voyage)
Footnotes
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