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“On approach to DSC-001 Avalon”
― Glynn Stewart, Space Carrier Avalon

“AVALON”
― Glynn Stewart, Space Carrier Avalon

“I”
― Glynn Stewart, Starship's Mage: Omnibus

“Death is lighter than a feather, duty heavier than a mountain’,”
― Glynn Stewart, Alien Arcana

“Once we’d excluded several arguments about the movies—Tatiana has apparently had a crush on Christopher Lee since World War Two—we”
― Glynn Stewart, My Enemy's Enemy

“The beer, on the other hand, would have been happier poured back into the horse. Amiri”
― Glynn Stewart, Hand of Mars

“a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to locales, events, business establishments, or actual persons—”
― Glynn Stewart, Space Carrier Avalon

“A Hand falls, another rises,”
― Glynn Stewart, Voice of Mars

“Wing Commander Kyle Roberts did not enjoy being flown by someone else. It was always a struggle for the red-haired pilot to keep his hands and implants away from the controls and overrides when he was a passenger in a shuttle. To make everyone’s lives easier, he normally stayed out of the cockpit. Today,”
― Glynn Stewart, Space Carrier Avalon

“a single system species was terrifyingly vulnerable to natural disasters on an astronomical scale—but”
― Glynn Stewart, Alien Arcana

“Mira, you’re my flag captain; I need to know your thoughts,” she said calmly. “Kyle, you have one of the most twisted minds I’ve met yet. I want your ideas.” Kyle”
― Glynn Stewart, Battle Group Avalon

“the”
― Glynn Stewart, To Serve and Protect

“bad guys to the left of us, civvies to the right, only leaves one place for the Marines.” “Right down the middle, sir.” “Oohrah,”
― Glynn Stewart, Judgment of Mars

“The Marine Corps know their own, my lord. We repay loyalty with loyalty, duty with duty, honor with honor. “And”
― Glynn Stewart, Judgment of Mars

“No caste system or aristocracy has survived the centuries with its power intact. Humanity kneels poorly as a whole.”
― Glynn Stewart, Judgment of Mars