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“He didn't have a single clue what was going on with these two strangers, but every instinct told him Master George equaled good, Mistress Jane equaled bald- he blinked-uh, bad.”

Quote by James Dashner

Book:The Journal of Curious Letters

Work

The Journal of Curious Letters

This book compiles a series of letters that delve into a wide range of peculiar subjects, offering readers a glimpse into the author's fascination with the bizarre and the extraordinary. more

Author

James Dashner, born on November 26, 1972, is an American author renowned for his young adult science fiction novels. His most famous work is the 'Maze Runner' series, which has gained immense popularity among readers worldwide. more

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Book:The Works of Friedrich Nietzsche

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Book:Collected Writings

Source: Collected Writings

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Book:The Essential Tillich

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Book:Look Homeward, Angel

Source: Look Homeward, Angel