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..."In that time and during all previous periods of a civilization," the lecturer continued. "The mankind was vicious, greedy and always there was a question 'If there are controllers who control something who will control them?'...
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George Kavsekhornak
George Kavsekhornak was born in Leningrad. Now he lives in Saint-Petersburg (Russia). He writes stories in the style of "urban fantasy" when a number of amazing and necessarily things want to be shared. He writes, on the one hand in the style of openly expressing respect for images created by the classics of Russian literature and the legacy of the plot metamorphosis foreign fiction, on the other hand.
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