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More astounding stories than modern sci-fi. Quite a few literary references.

Profits in the Kaffeehouse.

Jammed up I really need a double-page view to compare English and Swedish versions of each poem. I tried the ARC in an old version of Adobe Degital Editions but facing pages don't face each other in the ARC.

The successor to general relativity - a quantum theory of gravity?

More threads. Nimbly adding an antagonist. Upto Part III.

The Alps go unrenamed. Will Vult find the rebels? Would he join them? Will the Moontide be dropped off the cliffhanger at the end?

Touch the holy relic. Pronounce the magic runes. See the lips move!
Prose poetry, some of the best Swedish poets translated to English. I'm reading a review copy from the publisher.

Sightings

Relativity. No real difference between space and time.

Beautiful black and white photos. Narrative of humans becomining closer to cats and feeling freer to express themselves in photographs.
Review copy has an old reference which seemingly isn't aware of autism.

I read it years ago. I've been inspired to re-read it after reading a biography of the author, My Brief History recently.

The identity of the strange man - and what happened to him - is revealed.

o.O.o colour wheels. Just need a link to them from earlier.

Oh noes! They've rescued REDACTED but Elena is crocked and... I'm coming Elena... Vedya is whispering in her head.

Rebellious Elena is growing on me.

I've reached the limit. I keep hoping for insight into artificial intelligence but I keep coming up against objectionable innuendoes: a case of privileged views fail. It's a shame that the work is marred by ignorant ranting (again and again) against straw man caricatures. Especially as the objections the work is (seemingly) trying to refute can be refuted without resorting to fantasy.

Wilhelmina finds herself suddenly transported back in time to the 17th century in Middle Europe (and blames her bf). Fortunately her Grandma spoke an old dialect of German so she can communicate. Once she finds a friendly face, it's surprising she's sanguine about living in another time and place apart from everything she knows.

Alaskans huddle in fear as a food lorry is overturned and looted by massed monsters.

The third part eventually explains the mystery of the first two. But is there a twist at the end? Oh no! it's not a tragic ending is it?

Fantasy incorporating common mythology such as ley lines.

Standing at the door. It's not a door at all. It belongs to no religion. If you look straight ahead into the feeling of having to die, you will find freedom and relief.

Anyways, so why don't people wear hats anymore?

Don't lose sight of a leprechaun!

Vai is willingly bound in chains of gold but Kat chafes at confinement - what is she planning to mix things up?

More comedy/drama/romance than thriller.

Teen thriller with elements of horror. Stretches dramatic license.

Love the Geri and Claire drama.

One of the fun math tests has some questions about fractions. But the answers assume an unconventional operator precedence - an ironic read-the mind-of-the-testor experience in a throwback to school.

Reading through the references.