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They’ll need to keep their heads down and their wits about them in a Germany ruled by the iron fist of the Inquisition
fantasy and subtle human analyses with poetry and humor: Imagine Charles Baudelaire and Hans Christian Anderson having a beer with Frederic Brown at Edgar Allen Poe’s house
the couple must reconcile their growing feelings for each other
Salamanders of the Silk Road, by Preston John The New York TimesPrester John is a legend. He's a relic of medieval folklore, a character from a series of garbled tales that span eras and continents like an epic game of telephone. He inhabits a world stuffed full of Cyclopes and malevolent rivers, rocs and gryphons and sciapods and salamanders. Now, he's an unemployed surreal estate agent headed down to a mildew infested beach house off the coast of Florida, where he can brood over his past and seek a way out of
