Earth Is a Strange Place
By Dewey Dabbar
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Hendrix Domino is a tourist in a strange land. What will he learn from his trip? Will he be able to fulfil his undesirable obligation? And will the narrator stop reflecting and allow a story to emerge? The book is brought to you by Impudent Raven Publishing.
Dewey Dabbar
Dewey Dabbar is the pen name of an amateur field naturalist who lives on a large island in the North Atlantic Ocean that an infinitesimal proportion of the Earth’s beings call Great Britain. There he wanders the surviving scraps of wild land and dreams about what once was and might be again.
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Earth Is a Strange Place - Dewey Dabbar
Earth Is a Strange Place
By Dewey Dabbar
Copyright 2022: Impudent Raven Publishing
Published by Impudent Raven Publishing via Smashwords
ISBN: 978-1-913552-07-7
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Table of contents
Epigraph
The First Chapter, in which I briefly describe the arrival of a tourist in Seattle
The Second Chapter, in which I reproduce several online newspaper articles recording strange goings-on in the Pacific Northwest
The Third Chapter, in which I say something about myself
The Fourth Chapter, in which I translate section 3.11.28890 from the Amber List
The Fifth Chapter, in which I provide some details pertaining to the ITL
The Sixth Chapter, in which our tourist re-enters the story
Early reviews of Earth Is a Strange Place (translated versions)
About the author
Epigraph
Ernest Shackleton quotation printed underneath a photo of an Antarctic cruise ship on the window of a London travel agency in the year 2029:
It is in our nature to explore, to reach out into the unknown.
Graffitied response underneath the printed quotation:
But the only true glory comes from not exploring at all.
Further graffitied response:
Oh, fuck off. We wouldn’t know about polar bears if we hadn’t gone to the south pole.
The First Chapter, in which I briefly describe the arrival of a tourist in Seattle
Hendrix Domino was ready to drop. The cramped flight into Seattle had seemed to take an eternity, and he had not eaten anything on board. Now, standing amidst the crowds of