Max Wirestone
Sort of a steampunk riff on "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World," but with lots more bureaucracy. And a crocodile.
It's very different sort of book as Dahlia Moss, but it has similar sense of humor. The two books would get along well at dinner parties.
It's very different sort of book as Dahlia Moss, but it has similar sense of humor. The two books would get along well at dinner parties.
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Two related questions that have been bugging me are how Nathan found out where Dahlia lived, and why she did not seem to have any curiosity, concern, or suspicion regarding the fact that some guy she'd only just met the day before, and had only exchanged a few sentences with, suddenly appeared at her doorstep? Wouldn’t that have raised some sort of red flag?
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