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The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere (novel) (view source)
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* [[Amelia Midnight]] is “famous all over the [[hypercontinuum]]”. | * [[Amelia Midnight]] is “famous all over the [[hypercontinuum]]”. | ||
* [[The Redoubt|The City of Redoubt]] is assembled it from “bits of timelines that had been destroyed or erased, chewed up and spit out by the [[hypercontinuum]]”, such as the [[Hanging Gardens of Babylon|Hanging Gardens]] of [[Babylon]], the [[Sankore Madrassah]] of [[Timbuktu]], the [[Council House of Prophetstown]], the [[Triple Towers]] of [[Neo New York]], and a fragment of [[Westbrook]], [[Wisconsin]]. | * [[The Redoubt|The City of Redoubt]] is assembled it from “bits of timelines that had been destroyed or erased, chewed up and spit out by the [[hypercontinuum]]”, such as the [[Hanging Gardens of Babylon|Hanging Gardens]] of [[Babylon]], the [[Sankore Madrassah]] of [[Timbuktu]], the [[Council House of Prophetstown]], the [[Triple Towers]] of [[Neo New York]], and a fragment of [[Westbrook]], [[Wisconsin]]. | ||
* In the early 21st century, various cinematic franchises exploit the concept of the [[Multiverse]] in a way that Jenny deems pedestrian to the point of crassness; they include “the next phase of [[Marvel]] movies” and ''[[Space Jam 2]]''. | |||
* Books on Jenny's shelf include “the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'', the [[Jack Kirby]] ''[[Eternals]]'' omnibus, the special edition of [[the Bible]] with all the sex scenes left in”, a “collection of unfinished stories about her from across the continua”, and [[Michael Moorcock]]'s ''[[Cornelius Quartet]]''. | * Books on Jenny's shelf include “the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'', the [[Jack Kirby]] ''[[Eternals]]'' omnibus, the special edition of [[the Bible]] with all the sex scenes left in”, a “collection of unfinished stories about her from across the continua”, and [[Michael Moorcock]]'s ''[[Cornelius Quartet]]''. | ||
===Continuity=== | ===Continuity=== | ||