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Lyonesse: Suldrun's Garden (Lyonesse, #1)

by Jack Vance

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War

by Bob Woodward

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The Magic Mountain

by Thomas Mann

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"Switched translations deep into chapter 3. Lowe-Porter got me that far but when I found out about Woods, I figured why cling to the awkwardness?" — Jul 01, 2024 08:33AM

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“We waste our lives in half truths and nonsense. We waste them.”
― M. John Harrison, Viriconium

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“tegeus-Cromis, sometime soldier and sophisticate, who now dwelt quite alone in a tower by the sea and imagined himself a better poet than swordsman.”
― M. John Harrison, Viriconium

tags: pastel-city

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