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Yohann Martin is the author of the Keys of Time series and its debut entry, A Dream of Stewards. He lives in Virginia with his wife and three children. When not writing and consuming stories, he enjoys time with the family, weightlifting, and the occasional lightsaber battle with the kids.

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A Dream of Stewards

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Beautiful and bittersweet. Few books gut me like this; even less that force tears in its closing lines.
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When the meaning of the book is that there is no meaning to life, then you must ask, 'Why even write it?'

Perhaps the most nihilistic, joyless, soulless work I've ever read.
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Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
“Then, in a sudden intuition, right outside the Keno Amusement Center, I knew it wasn’t the movies I wanted, but the audiences. I wanted to be with the people around me in the darkness. The walls between people are thin here, and if I listen quietly, I hear what is going on. Greenwich Village is like that too. Not just being close—because I don’t feel it in a crowded elevator or on the subway during the rush—but on a hot night when everyone is out walking, or sitting in the theater, there is a rustling, and for a moment I brush against someone and sense the connection between the branch and trunk and the deep root. At such moments my flesh is thin and tight, and the unbearable hunger to be part of it drives me out to search in the dark corners and blind alleys of the night.”
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“Then, in a sudden intuition, right outside the Keno Amusement Center, I knew it wasn’t the movies I wanted, but the audiences. I wanted to be with the people around me in the darkness. The walls between people are thin here, and if I listen quietly, I hear what is going on. Greenwich Village is like that too. Not just being close—because I don’t feel it in a crowded elevator or on the subway during the rush—but on a hot night when everyone is out walking, or sitting in the theater, there is a rustling, and for a moment I brush against someone and sense the connection between the branch and trunk and the deep root. At such moments my flesh is thin and tight, and the unbearable hunger to be part of it drives me out to search in the dark corners and blind alleys of the night.”
Daniel Keyes, Flowers for Algernon

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