Mark Lawerence

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Mark Lawerence



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The Girl From The Cave (The...

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Moves All Things (Brian Osl...

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Other Green Valleys

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Moves All Things: Introduction

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“Some truths are hard to bear alone and dangerous to share. In you, Livira, I see a mind that is sharp enough to cut to the facts, and a truth that you have yourself exposed is harder to deny and easier to consider.”
Mark Lawerence

“She kept her experiences to herself, however. It wasn't that she thought Meelan or Malar would tell on her, but secrets always seemed to escape if given space. One person could hold a secret tight to their chest with both hands. When it was two, or three, or four people if was as if that secret had to be tossed back and forth between them, creating many chances to drop it.”
Mark Lawerence

“What does nostalgia mean to a child? An abstraction. A standing stone waiting for them in the mist. Walk a path across some decades, any path you like, and the word will gather weight. It will come to you trailing maybes and might-have-beens. Nostalgia is a drug, a knife. Again young skin it carriers a dull edge, but time will teach you that nostalgia cuts and that it's a blade we can't keep from applying to our own flesh.”
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