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The Stolen: Two Short Stories. The Meaning Wars, #2
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- ISBN8201562816
- EAN9798201562816
- Date de parution28/07/2021
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
NEW 2021 EDITION - BONUS CONTENT, UPDATES, AND MORERefugees and renegades vie for survival and joy... In "The Fields, " a strict Caste system rules dry, distant Indus. Bold rebellions against social norms have set Clarice apart, but the Behavioural Corrections Centre has finally caught her in its dusty claws. Clarice is unprepared for the cruelty of her captors, and how far they will go to make the inmates conform.
In "The Wordthieves, " the city of Corinth is beautiful, clean - and uptight, and boring. It's exactly the wrong place for Sarah Jean White, but they were hiring English majors, and she needed a job. But scraping the life and colour out of books is no way to make a living, and Sarah has more than a few private qualms. When a familiar face reenters her life, she's overjoyed at the disruption - and totally unprepared for the chances to come.
She's been able to endure the Human Conglomerate's creeping, oppressive politics by flouting the small rules - but everything has a price, and catches up to you eventually... Fans of Becky Chambers' The Wayfarers will enjoy this both grim and hopeful patchwork tale of people doing the best they can.
In "The Wordthieves, " the city of Corinth is beautiful, clean - and uptight, and boring. It's exactly the wrong place for Sarah Jean White, but they were hiring English majors, and she needed a job. But scraping the life and colour out of books is no way to make a living, and Sarah has more than a few private qualms. When a familiar face reenters her life, she's overjoyed at the disruption - and totally unprepared for the chances to come.
She's been able to endure the Human Conglomerate's creeping, oppressive politics by flouting the small rules - but everything has a price, and catches up to you eventually... Fans of Becky Chambers' The Wayfarers will enjoy this both grim and hopeful patchwork tale of people doing the best they can.
