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The series also developed an extended family for Anne Travers and her father, Professor Travers. These included; [[Alun Travers]], Anne's brother. [[Lyndon Travers]], Anne's grandfather and Professor Travers' father. [[Margaret Travers]], Anne's mother and Traver's wife, and Travers' twin, [[Vincent Travers|Vincent]] and his children. [[Ben Travers]], from ''Horror of Fang Rock'', was revealed to be the uncle of Professor Travers. | The series also developed an extended family for Anne Travers and her father, Professor Travers. These included; [[Alun Travers]], Anne's brother. [[Lyndon Travers]], Anne's grandfather and Professor Travers' father. [[Margaret Travers]], Anne's mother and Traver's wife, and Travers' twin, [[Vincent Travers|Vincent]] and his children. [[Ben Travers]], from ''Horror of Fang Rock'', was revealed to be the uncle of Professor Travers. | ||
In addition to the novels, which initially followed an ongoing narrative, the short stories occasionally dipped into different periods of Lethbridge-Stewart's past and future. For instance, ''Ashes of the Inferno'' was set directly after the TV story, ''Inferno'', and ''The Lock-In'' was set around the time of his death, with ''Of the Future'' exploring the divide between the Brigadier and his daughter, Kate, and the birth of his grandson, Gordy. ''The Enfolded Time''brought focus on the [[UNIT dating controversy]] and could be said to finally solve the longstanding dating issues once and for all. | In addition to the novels, which initially followed an ongoing narrative, the short stories occasionally dipped into different periods of Lethbridge-Stewart's past and future. For instance, ''Ashes of the Inferno'' was set directly after the TV story, ''Inferno'', and ''The Lock-In'' was set around the time of his death, with ''Of the Future'' exploring the divide between the Brigadier and his daughter, Kate, and the birth of his grandson, Gordy. ''The Enfolded Time'' brought focus on the [[UNIT dating controversy]] and could be said to finally solve the longstanding dating issues once and for all. | ||
From late 2018, with ''[[The Laughing Gnome]]'' series of books, the range moved from the ongoing narrative that featured in the first fifteen novels, and began to dip into various periods of Lethbridge-Stewart's past, present and future. | From late 2018, with ''[[The Laughing Gnome]]'' series of books, the range moved from the ongoing narrative that featured in the first fifteen novels, and began to dip into various periods of Lethbridge-Stewart's past, present and future. | ||
