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    Conquistador of the Night Lands
    Conquistador of the Night Lands
    Conquistador of the Night Lands
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    Conquistador of the Night Lands

    By Robin Wyatt Dunn

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    The Night Lands are what you see.
    The Night Lands are what you eat.
    The Night Lands are what you breathe.

    Come in to the Night Lands, and we will show you something different,
    from your holiday smile, or your most beautiful nightmare,
    we'll show you the Redoubt, inside your brain:

    "A tour de force" -- James Blaylock, author of ZEUGLODON.

    The world has ended; the sun has died, but life goes on.
    Join Soad and Weel, defenders of the Redoubt, and
    The Producer and Woad, a Hollywood producer and a giant whale,
    on a journey to remake all of reality.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobin Wyatt Dunn
    Release dateDec 30, 2015
    ISBN9781940830117
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    • 1/5
      I got about a quarter of the way through this book before I quit reading it. It is about a time in the future where the earth is dying.This story is very disjointed and hard to follow. I do not identify with the characters what so ever. I rarely put down a book before I finish it, but in this case I could not bring myself to pick it up again and finish it.
    • 1/5
      All my wonder at 'Julia, skydaughter' of the same author vanished with this other work.I simply couldn't understand it and abandoned it halfway. Either I'm too dense to copse what the author was trying to convey... or else.
    • 2/5
      Just as slipstream as the other novels I have read by Dunn, but this was a little more sci-fi instead of fantasy.
    • 2/5
      I received a copy of this eBook from a LibraryThing giveaway.I couldn't get into the story. I trudged along through the first half.Hoping that maybe it would pick up. Maybe it would start making sense.But by the time I reached Book Two half, I just couldn't go on any further.

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