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Tag Archives: Garth Nix
“Rags & Bones: New Twists on Timeless Tales” edited by Melissa Marr & Tim Pratt [Part I]
Rags & Bones is a short-story collection that I found when I was helping the boyfriend move house about two weeks ago. This was my finders fee for helping him pack up his clothes. I mean, I’ll give it … Continue reading →
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Tagged alternate realities, Carrie Ryan, Garth Nix, goddess, Losing Her Divinity, machines, Melissa Marr, Neil Gaiman, post-apocalyptic, simultaneous stories, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, That the Machine May Progress Eternally, The Cold Corner, The Sleeper and the Spindle, Tim Pratt
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