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The Gods die. And when they really die, no one cries for them or remembers them. It’s harder to kill ideas, but eventually, those too are killed Discover the review
The Gods die. And when they really die, no one cries for them or remembers them. It’s harder to kill ideas, but eventually, those too are killed
The protagonist is Dream of the Endless, who, as the name suggests, is the dream deity of the night, known by various names and pseudonyms depending on the culture in which he is known and revered (or feared). Discover the review
The protagonist is Dream of the Endless, who, as the name suggests, is the dream deity of the night, known by various names and pseudonyms depending on the culture in which he is known and revered (or feared).
London Below is an exquisite metaphor for those people, mostly homeless and wanderers, whom modern society ignores, to the point—as we will find in the book—of being physically unable to see them, as if they were invisible, or rather, imperceptible. Discover the review
London Below is an exquisite metaphor for those people, mostly homeless and wanderers, whom modern society ignores, to the point—as we will find in the book—of being physically unable to see them, as if they were invisible, or rather, imperceptible.
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