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Doctor Who: The Invasion of E-Space (The Companion Chronicles, #5.04)
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The Wine Pocket Bible
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Passenger (The Marbury Lens, #2)
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Mr. Nego's Big Day
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Philosophy in Late Antiquity
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I Was a Soviet Worker
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Doctor Who: The First Sontarans (The Lost Stories 3.6)
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1,001 Pearls of Runners' Wisdom: Advice and Inspiration for the Open Road
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Plotinus, Porphyry and Iamblichus: Philosophy and Religion in Neoplatonism
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The Victorian Gothic: An Edinburgh Companion
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“I was thinking. What if the world was like one of those Russian nesting dolls? What if we only saw one surface of it, the outside, but there was all kinds of other stuff going on, too? All the time. Underneath. But we just don't see it, even if we're part of it? Even if we're in it? And what if you had a chance to see a different layer, like flipping a channel or something? Would you want to look? Even if what you saw looked like hell? Or worse?”
― Andrew Smith, The Marbury Lens
― Andrew Smith, The Marbury Lens
“I pictured the first time we saw the girl, breezing past us in that Lincoln, blond hair whirling around her, her glasses tipped down, her smile, the stroke of her fingers. The teasing.
Simon tumbled the meteorite around in the sweat of his hand. I wondered what it would be like to look down at the earth, to fall, to burn brilliantly in the air like the image of the girl who passed by, kicking back dust like cosmic ash, and could she see that, now; was she up there above us?
I wondered.
We closed our eyes.”
― Andrew Smith
Simon tumbled the meteorite around in the sweat of his hand. I wondered what it would be like to look down at the earth, to fall, to burn brilliantly in the air like the image of the girl who passed by, kicking back dust like cosmic ash, and could she see that, now; was she up there above us?
I wondered.
We closed our eyes.”
― Andrew Smith
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