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“Chloe turned to Vetch. The poet said gently, "You see, you do have power. Words give you power, to create or destroy." His eyes flickered to Clare. "Even to forgive.”

Quote by Catherine Fisher

Work

Darkhenge

In this speculative fiction, the enigmatic Darkhenge serves as a backdrop for a society grappling with its own dark secrets and the potential for change. The story delves into themes of power, control, and the human condition, as characters navigate the complex world shaped by the enigmatic structure. more

Author

Catherine Fisher
Catherine Fisher

Catherine Fisher is a British writer born in 1957. She is known for her works in the genres of fantasy and science fiction, which have gained widespread popularity among readers. more

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