This Town Will Never Let Us Go

Book Details

This Town Will Never Let Us Go

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Author(s):

Lawrence Miles

First Pub:

2003

Genre(s):

Science Fiction

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Internal ID:

900

Series:

<- Faction Paradox: Book of the War - Of the City of the Saved... ->

Faction Paradox*

#2 of 6

Faction Paradox*

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1) Faction Paradox: Book of the War
2) This Town Will Never Let Us Go
3) Of the City of the Saved...
4) Warlords of Utopia
5) Warring States
6) Erasing Sherlock

First Sentence:

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Last Sentence:

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Comments:

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Added: 25-May-2005

Last Updated: 15-Apr-2020

Publications

Unknown Date

Mad Norwegian Press

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Jan-1776

Cover Link(s):

World Cat

Internal ID:

803

Publisher:

Mad Norwegian Press

ISBN:

0-972-59592-9

ISBN-13:

978-0-972-59592-6

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Credits:

Steve Johnson - Cover Artist
Lars Pearson - Editor

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Notes and Comments:

Author(s)

Lawrence Miles
Birth: 15 Mar 1972 Middlesex, United Kingdom

Notes:

Lawrence Miles was born in 1972. His earliest memory is of being terrified by a giraffe at London Zoo (he'd never really seen anything that big before), and it's entirely possible that his insistence on writing vast, oversized epics is a kind of subconscious revenge against an animal which must have died years ago anyway. This might sound fatuous, but he genuinely means it. So far he's written seven novels and at least one good short story, and he's currently busy with the Faction Paradox comic book.

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