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“He'd always liked women who'd talk back to him just a little bit. "Girls with balls" were good. Women with an actual mind of their own who could prove him wrong in something were, of course, castrating bitches who should be drowned in bottomless wells.”

Book:Crooked Little Vein

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Crooked Little Vein

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Warren Ellis

Warren Ellis is a British author known for his work in comics, novels, and screenplays. Born on February 16, 1968, he is a prolific writer with a diverse range of interests, including science fiction, fantasy, and crime novels. more

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Source: Sputnik Sweetheart

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Book:Boy Parts

Source: Boy Parts

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