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Original Title:	Red Dwarf Omnibus
ISBN:	0140174664 (ISBN13: 9780140174663)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Red Dwarf #1-2
Characters:	The Cat, Holly, David Lister, Arnold Rimmer, Kryten

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Here are the first two novels of the cult series Red Dwarf in one volume – Red Dwarf and Better Than Life – plus the first draft of the original TV pilot script. It all begins when Dave Lister is celebrating his twenty-fourth birthday on a Monopoly board pub crawl round London, and somehow ends up three million years from Earth, marooned in the wrong dimension of the wrong reality, and down to his last two cigarettes. Together with a dead man, a senile computer, a deranged sanitation mechanoid with an overactive guilt chip and the best-dressed entity in all six known universes, the last remaining member of the human race begins his epic journey home.

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Title	:	Red Dwarf Omnibus: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers & Better Than Life (Red Dwarf #1-2)
Author	:	Grant Naylor
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 590 pages
Published	:	November 9th 1992 by Penguin Books (first published 1989)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction. Humor. Comedy

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Dear Rob Grant and Doug Naylor,I have currently been reading your book Red Dwarf Omnibus: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers & Better Than Life. I feel that the book has many cons like the great characters you created but lacks some detail in certain areas for example when at the start of the book when Dave Lister is on Mimas the reader doesn't get much backstory about how he got there. If you provided this, I feel the reader would get a better understanding of what Dave Lister was like back

Which came first, the book or the TV series?Having seen every episode it was an absolute pleasure to read this book again. While many of the TV episodes didn't seem to contribute to the longer story, those same storylines, when used in the book, weave together into a cohesive and fathomable whole.There are deviations from the plot of the series - such as how Lister arrives on the ship and his motivation for smuggling a cat on board, but in my opinion these do not detract from the characters I am

When I fell in love with Red Dwarf a few years ago my sister asked if I had read the book. "There's a book?!" I gasped. There is a book, and if you like the show then it will not disappoint. The characters are just as strong as in the show and it provides so much more detail than was possible on the small budget of the small screen. It even provides extra back stories and further twists. This book sits perfectly along side the series, neither has the ability to ruin the other.

Silly space antics which are laugh out loud funny. You don't need to have seen the show to read the books, and I think they're better and funnier.

When I fell in love with Red Dwarf a few years ago my sister asked if I had read the book. "There's a book?!" I gasped. There is a book, and if you like the show then it will not disappoint. The characters are just as strong as in the show and it provides so much more detail than was possible on the small budget of the small screen. It even provides extra back stories and further twists. This book sits perfectly along side the series, neither has the ability to ruin the other.

a really good read n a giggle :) if you like the show i highly recommend giving it a read

Read this more times than Ive ever read any other book, could pick it up any day and read it. Hilarious.