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The Fall of Babel (The Books of Babel #4)
by Josiah Bancroft
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True conspiracies are inflexible and susceptible to discovery, but imaginary plots are ever evolving and, as a result, invulnerable. That is to say, conspiracies are perishable, paranoia is not.