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The Anvil of the World | Kage Baker
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Such a good ending line! Lament #authorexistencefailure! Gosh, I need to read more of Baker's works.

NotCool Kage Baker‘s books are amazing. And I would have loved to return to her fantasy world. 🥺 5y
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Dreamsnake | Vonda N. McIntyre
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Lament. #authorexistencefailure

http://file770.com/science-fiction-author-vonda-n-mcintyre-official-obituary/

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The Shell Seekers | Rosamunde Pilcher
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NO. #authorexistencefailure

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/07/obituaries/rosamunde-pilcher-author-of-the-sh...

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The Bird of the River | Kage Baker
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Lament #authorexistencefailure. I would have loved to read more books set in this world.

esurient Baker is best known for her time-travel series, which I've not read. Time travel doesn't usually click with me. I'll get to it one day....
[tagged book]In the Garden of Iden
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esurient My very favorite work of hers is the short story, "What the Tyger Told Her" (standalone), appearing in
[tagged book]Mother Aegypt and Other Stories
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