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At some point between the [[Dalek Chronicles]]' arrival to [[Earth]] and their full publication in [[2094]], '''Richard Jennings''', "soon joined" by [[Ron Turner (The Dalek Chronicles Found!)|Ron Turner]], worked on visualising the alien [[story-cube]]s into a form that [[human]]ity could understand, cooperating with translators [[Alan Fennell (The Dalek Chronicles Found!)|Alan Fennell]] and [[David Whitaker (The | At some point between the [[Dalek Chronicles]]' arrival to [[Earth]] and their full publication in [[2094]], '''Richard Jennings''', "soon joined" by [[Ron Turner (The Dalek Chronicles Found!)|Ron Turner]], worked on visualising the alien [[story-cube]]s into a form that [[human]]ity could understand, cooperating with translators [[Alan Fennell (The Dalek Chronicles Found!)|Alan Fennell]] and [[David Whitaker (The Daleks)|David Whitaker]]. Jennings was responsible for the visualisation of most every story-cube, though his colleague [[Eric Eden (The Dalek Chronicles Found!)|Eric Eden]] was responsible for the "impressive" visualisation of the portion of the histories dealing with the Archives of [[Phryne]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dalek Chronicles Found! (short story)|The Dalek Chronicles Found!]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 13:54, 1 March 2022
- You may be looking for the real Richard Jennings.
At some point between the Dalek Chronicles' arrival to Earth and their full publication in 2094, Richard Jennings, "soon joined" by Ron Turner, worked on visualising the alien story-cubes into a form that humanity could understand, cooperating with translators Alan Fennell and David Whitaker. Jennings was responsible for the visualisation of most every story-cube, though his colleague Eric Eden was responsible for the "impressive" visualisation of the portion of the histories dealing with the Archives of Phryne. (PROSE: The Dalek Chronicles Found!)
