EarthWorld ( novel ) EarthWorld was the forty - third release in the " BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures " series . It was written by Jacqueline Rayner . It featured the Eighth Doctor , Fitz Kreiner and Anji Kapoor . Publisher ' s summary . 2001 BBC Books edition . " Anji Kapoor has just had the worst week of her entire life , and things aren ' t getting any better . She should be back at her desk , not travelling through time and space in a police box with a couple of strange men . " The Doctor ( Strange Man No . 1 ) is supposed to be returning her to Soho 2001 AD . So quite why there are dinosaur s outside , Anji isn ' t sure . Sad sixties refugee Fitz ( Strange Man No . 2 ) seems to think they ' re either in prehistoric times or on a parallel Earth . And the Doctor is probably only pretending to know what ' s going on — because if he really knew , surely he would have mentioned the homicidal triplet princesses , the teen terrorists , the deadly android doubles ( and triples ) and the hosts of mad robot s ? Anji ' s never going to complain about Monday mornings in the office again . . . 2013 BBC Books edition . Anji has just had the worst week of her life . She should be back at her desk , not travelling through time and space in a police box . The Eighth Doctor is supposed to be taking her home , so why are there dinosaur s outside ? The Doctor doesn ' t seem to know either , or else he surely would have mentioned the homicidal princesses , teen terrorists and mad robot s ? One thing is certain : Anji is never going to complain about Monday mornings in the office again . Plot . The Doctor tries to return Anji to 2001 Soho , but mistakenly ends up on New Jupiter , a crude mock - up of historical Earth . While running from a caveman android , Anji and the Doctor are separated from Fitz and captured by guards who brand them terrorists and put them in a cell with three other prisoners , teenage boys Zequathon , Beezee , and Xernic . Anji ' s necklace , which had her name on it , is taken from her . It is identical to the ones worn by the teenagers , who tell the Doctor and Anji that they are members of ANJI , or the Association for New Jupitan Independence , a group trying to give New Jupiter cultural and political independence from Earth , at this time ruled by a feudal President with three daughters , Asia , Antarctica , and Africa . The Doctor and Anji are informed that they are in the death - row cell . Fitz wanders through an Ancient Egypt zone and happens upon an android version of Antarctica , who takes him to the Twentieth Century London Zone , thinking he is a misplaced android . He tells her that he is a pop singer named Fitz Fortune , but she is unimpressed and returns to the Egypt zone . Fitz meets curator Venna Durwell , who like Antarctica thinks he is a broken android . To convince her that he is real , Fitz points out many errors after she quizzes him on 20th century " topics " - - Winston Churchill didn ' t have seaside boxing matches and there should be no mail - delivering War Machines . Durwell decides to extract his historical knowledge and then kill him to give herself credit for her " research " , but he escapes while she deals with a park emergency . A security android brings him to the President ' s daughters , who demand he give a concert or be killed . To prove they are serious about the latter choice , they take a trip to the Roman zone to see a robotic lion killing another abductee .