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“The library was ... scattered with odd cushions and strange padded built-in furniture added a few years ago to placate the rioting students of the time, who could never seem to make up their minds whether they were angriest about Viet Nam, about being made to learn a foreign language, or about being made to sit at a hard wooden desk while they did it. The College, being unable to do anything about Viet Nam and unwilling to do anything about the foreign language requirement, had reformed the furniture in the library.”

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Book:Tam Lin
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Tam Lin

Tam Lin is a classic Scottish ballad that tells the story of a young woman who is abducted by the mythical Tam Lin, a handsome but dangerous fairy prince. The narrative explores themes of love, magic, and the supernatural, and is known for its haunting melody and poetic language. more

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Pamela Dean
Pamela Dean

Pamela Dean, born in 1953, is an American author known for her works in the genres of fantasy and science fiction. Her novels, celebrated for their unique narrative style and profound thematic exploration, have garnered praise from readers and critics alike. more

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