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At some point before [[3999]], he wrote ''[[Guide to Having Fun in the Milky Way]]'', in which he stated that [[Micawber's World]] was "one of the most sought after holiday locations in the galaxy". ([[EDA]]: ''[[Placebo Effect]]'')
At some point before [[3999]], he wrote ''[[Guide to Having Fun in the Milky Way]]'', in which he stated that [[Micawber's World]] was "one of the most sought after holiday locations in the galaxy". ([[EDA]]: ''[[Placebo Effect]]'')


==See also==
== See also ==
*[[Third Zone]]
* [[Third Zone]]
 
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Revision as of 09:23, 4 November 2011

Professor Gustous R Thripsted authored Flora and Fauna of the Universe, a guidebook mentioned by the Fourth Doctor, which discusses the true nature of the Usurians. (DW: The Sun Makers) As a youth, the Doctor had read an abridged version of this work. (NA: Lungbarrow)

He was also author of Genetic Politics Beyond the Third Zone, which had an entry on the Time Lords and also discussed the Eighth Man Bound game. (NA: Christmas on a Rational Planet) Another entry in the book concerned Faction Paradox. (EDA: Alien Bodies) In the entry for the Voord, he speculated that they were the ancestors of the Remote and that they were the subjects of a Faction Paradox experiment. (EDA: Interference - Book Two)

Thripsted co-wrote Introduction to Quantum Esotericism with Watkinson, which discussed the Faction Paradox text known as the Book of Lies. (EDA: Unnatural History)

At some point before 3999, he wrote Guide to Having Fun in the Milky Way, in which he stated that Micawber's World was "one of the most sought after holiday locations in the galaxy". (EDA: Placebo Effect)

See also