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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* The book was dedicated to the memory of [[Matthew Moore|Matthew "Matty" Moore]], and include thanks to [[Thomas Stewart]], [[Chris McCafferty|Chris "Topher" McCafferty]], [[Ryan Williams]], [[Campbell P.]], [[Ben Tedds]], [[Tom Christison]], [[Liam Kershaw-Calvert]], [[Chris C.]], [[Ruaidhri Guest]], [[Christine Lindberg]] and [[Jeffrey Princeton]].
* The book was dedicated to the memory of [[Matthew Moore|Matthew "Matty" Moore]], and include thanks to [[Thomas Stewart]], [[Chris McCafferty|Chris "Topher" McCafferty]], [[Ryan Williams]], [[Campbell P.]], [[Ben Tedds]], [[Tom Christison]], [[Liam Kershaw-Calvert]], [[Chris C.]], [[Ruaidhri Guest]], [[Christine Lindberg]] and [[Jeffrey Princeton]].
* The [[Aplin Cluster]], mentioned here, was previously the setting of the fan fiction ''[[w:c:lockdown:Time After Time (short story)|Time After Time]]'', which Cowan wrote for ''[[Doctor Who: Lockdown!]]''.


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==

Revision as of 15:08, 12 April 2024

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{{esquivalience}} was a standalone novella by Jamie H. Cowan released by Overmorrow Publishing in 2024. It elaborated on the temporal phenomenon known as the Unravel, previously featured or mentioned in several other Doctor Who spin-offs, and also featured a licensed appearance by Xavier Llewellyn's Gevity.

Publisher's summary

The Dead & Endangered Languages department never changes its ways — but it seems to be in need of a clean. Really in need of a clean. That's how they end up with a Caretaker. That's why things change in the department.

{{esquivalience}} is a novelette about language, coincidences, and the flow of the universe; charting the course of a mysterious young individual as they enter a new job role — and all that comes with it.

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The Movement

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Notes

Continuity

  • The word "facdocksparation" previously appeared on the cover of the audio story AUDIO: Gobbledegook [+]Loading...["Gobbledegook (audio story)"].

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