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== References ==
== References ==
=== Individuals ===
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* [[Edward Travers]]
* [[Tobias Vaughn]]
* [[Shub-Niggurath]] and her offspring, the [[Nestene Consciousness]]
* [[Animus|Lloigor]]
* [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|Colonel Lethbridge Stewart]]
* [[Jamie McCrimmon]]
 
=== Libraries and archives ===
* [[Library of St John the Beheaded]]
 
=== Species ===
* [[Great Old Ones]], the [[Time Lord]]s of the [[Pre-Universe|previous universe]]
* [[Cyberman|Cybermen]], [[Dalek]]s, [[Ogron]]s, and [[Robot Yeti]] footage is viewed by Chapel
* [[Hisk]] version of [[koala bear]]s and a [[dog]]-like domesticated animal on [[Danos]]
 
=== Planets ===
* [[Vortis]]
* [[Polymos]]
* [[Hisk]]
* [[Danos]]
* [[Skaro]]
* [[Telos]]
* [[Sontara]]
 
=== Earth locations ===
* [[Tibet]]
* [[Hyperborea]]
 
=== Realities ===
* [[Pre-Universe]]
* [[After-Universe]]
* [[Great Kingdom]] - a merging of the laws of three realities
 
=== Books ===
* [[The Gnostic Apocrypha of Nostradamus]]
* [[Liber Inducens in Evangelium Aeternum]] by [[Joachim of Fiore]]
* [[Eltdown Shards]]
* [[Pnakotic Manuscripts]]
* [[Book of Eibon]]
* [[The Many Eyes, Lies, and Lives of Yog-Sothoth]] by Count [[Alexei Mussomov]]
* [[On the Cessation of Oracles]] by [[Plutarch]]
* [[The Black Scrolls]] by [[Cardinal Leofrique DeSable]]


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 02:53, 23 May 2014

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Millennial Rites was the fifteenth novel in the Virgin Missing Adventures series. It was written by Craig Hinton. It featured the Sixth Doctor and Melanie Bush in an adventure that took place before the events seen in Terror of the Vervoids, Mel's first television appearance.

Publisher's summary

"The Millennium, Mel: the last New Year's Eve of the Twentieth century. But it's definitely not party time."

England, 1999: the Sixth Doctor and Mel have come to London to celebrate the new year with old friends — and to heal old wounds. But others are making more sinister preparations to usher in the new millennium. A software house is about to run a program that will change the fabric of reality. And an entity older than the universe is soon to be reborn.

When Anne Travers' fear of the Great Intelligence and millionaire philanthropist Ashley Chapel's secret researches combine, London is transformed into a dark and twisted mirror image populated by demons and sorcerers. Only the Doctor can put things right, but his friends have also been shockingly changed and he cannot trust anybody — least of all himself.

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Footnotes

  1. Craig Hinton interview. bbc.co.uk (01 June 2004). Archived from the original on 17 December 2006. Retrieved on 14 April 2012.
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