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“Do not brood too much over what went before or worry too much over what is to come. Between those two is everything that matters--all that is.”

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Book:Shadowrise
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Tad Williams
Tad Williams

Tad Williams, born on March 14, 1957, is a renowned American fantasy author known for his rich imagination, complex plots, and profound character development. more

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