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Faction Paradox: The Book of the War Lawrence Miles
Publisher: Mad Norwegian Press

The very beginning was Abaddon and Theria. The book really got into my head, what can I say?) So, with the Book of the War firmly in my head, I have to wonder how it fits in with Doctor Who? Oct 18, 2010 - I enjoyed the book but I have to admit at some points I was really confused as to what was going on. It was the hope of the powers behind Rassilon, that this myriad engine of. It's not even First, all the elements surrounding FP and a future time war were cauterized from the Eighth Doctor Adventures (EDA). This book is fantastically excellent on bazillions of levels. Jul 19, 2013 - I'm wondering if anyone has read anything in the Faction paradox world, which I believe is a spin off of Dr. Yesterday, I tweeted "According to my LibraryThing records I've read 141 books this year: 26 novels, 7 non-fiction, 102 graphic novels and 6 'other'." Doctor Who: More Short Trips; Doctor Who: The Iron Legion; Doctor Who: The Tides of Time; Doctor Who: A Cold Day in Hell; Doctor Who: The Forgotten; Faction Paradox: Warring States; Faction Paradox: Warlords Of Utopia; Faction Paradox: Of the City of the Saved… Any of these Star Wars books? May 19, 2013 - As I noticed in 2008 when coincidentally reviewing The Forest of Dead (of which this is a semi-sequel), Moffat was an avid reader of the books including the Lawrence Miles material. Gallifreys, would act in Homeworld with its smoke-looms and War-King, for a world of something else? To be fair, the book in which this plot-surgery occurred was a hell of a ride to read, it's just the fall-out from it that I hate. Nov 25, 2013 - Faction Paradox Stands. The process of evolution in a time war context produced a number of decoy or false gallifreys as well as iterations designed to follow one or other extrapolation of the time-war to a logical conclusion. Jul 21, 2013 - That necessitated Miles restructuring the bits of Doctor Who history pertinent to Faction Paradox (most notably Time Lords and TARDISes) so that he could use them. Oct 25, 2006 - Unfortunately, poor Faction Paradox is a niche of a niche of a niche, which is one reason it's not exactly in the mainstream (appropriately the organization that goes by that name likely wouldn't have it any other way). Mar 3, 2008 - Newtons Sleep is the seventh standalone Faction Paradox book and the first from new FP publisher Random Static. Jan 8, 2008 - 'Newtons Sleep' takes place in the universe of Faction Paradox, although it's a completely stand-alone story that does not assume any prior knowledge of the Faction. May 22, 2013 - (Originally posted on Christmas Day 2002, to Jade Pagoda. Are we supposed to now watch Doctor Who on the assumption that every coincidental piece of luck and continuity error might not just be due to the Time War, the Faction Paradox or the cracks in time, but on a more human level, one of Clara's aspects keeping an eye on the Time Lord? I knew that their world was in war and that's why Their and her cousin left.