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“Voyaging great distances -- through forests, from island to island, across plains and into the mountains -- is all about finding ourselves.”

Quote by Tim Lebbon

Work

In this compelling narrative, the protagonist navigates a complex world where choices have profound consequences, exploring the depths of human nature and the struggle between good and evil. more

Author

Tim Lebbon (born 1969) is a British author known for horror, fantasy, and science fiction. He has written bestselling novels like The Dark and Echo, and co-authored series such as Alien and Hellboy. His work often explores human nature and supernatural themes, earning multiple award nominations including the British Fantasy Award and Stoker Award. more

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