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Imagining Nefertiti: a novel Imagining Nefertiti: a novel by Natasha Rendell
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“There is so much beneficence and goodness to remember, and I know that not one emotion, not even one tear, is ever wasted in the wilderness of the past. It is all but moisture for the future, sustenance for the future endeavours of the generations to come. Every tear shed becomes a tear of release that will transform into joy, fulfilment and the laughter of the children who belong to the time yet to arise.”
Natasha Rendell, Imagining Nefertiti: a novel
“Warm, gentle winds blew and blew, and the loamy soil swirled playfully about before shifting, oh, so slightly. Then, little by little, piece by piece, remnants of the City were unearthed by curious people who had come from faraway lands. A stone tablet, a shard of pottery, portions of a shattered statue and pieces of beautifully painted tiles. A bust of a woman, who could she possibly be?”
Natasha Rendell, Imagining Nefertiti: a novel