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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
[[File:Dw sands of time 600.jpg|thumb|The Monster Collection cover]]
[[File:Dw sands of time 600.jpg|thumb|The Monster Collection cover]]
* This novel continues many of the themes in the television story ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' and functions as a prequel and a sequel.
* This novel continues many of the themes in the television story ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' and functions as both a prequel and a sequel.
* The story was released as an e-book on the BBC website in 2004, with the book remaining on the website until 2010. It contained illustrations by [[Peter McKinstry]] and added an alternate ending to the story. The alternate ending was added into the story by having a character called [[the Chronicler]] run a simulation of the events of the ending of the novel "if things had gone differently".
* The story was released as an e-book on the BBC website in 2004, with the book remaining on the website until 2010. It contained illustrations by [[Peter McKinstry]] and added an alternate ending to the story. The alternate ending was added into the story by having a character called [[the Chronicler]] run a simulation of the events of the ending of the novel "if things had gone differently".
* This novel was reprinted and released as an ebook by [[BBC Books]] on [[6 March (releases)|6 March]] [[2014 (releases)|2014]] as ''The Monster Collection Edition''.
* This novel was reprinted and released as an ebook by [[BBC Books]] on [[6 March (releases)|6 March]] [[2014 (releases)|2014]] as ''The Monster Collection Edition''.
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