Tak! a cité Under the Eye of the Big Bird par Hiromi Kawakami
Let’s go to the baths today, Miss Ikuko said, so we all got ready.
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Let’s go to the baths today, Miss Ikuko said, so we all got ready.
The axe cleaved the log in two.
Each year when Shesheshen hibernated, she dreamed of her childhood nest.
I met the khanym when I tried to kill her.
They asked me, “When was the last time you saw Doctor Fell?” and the memory hole I tripped into was ridiculous.
There was a fly walking on Cordelia’s hand and she was not allowed to flick it away.
So. I’m not in an ideal situation right now.
— Full Speed to a Crash Landing de Beth Revis (Chaotic Orbits, #1)
The sea breezes keened of death in Lunurin’s ears, a cacophony of voices urging her to act.
— Saints of Storm and Sorrow de Gabriella Buba (Stormbringer Saga, #1)
The world roared.
— Shroud de Adrian Tchaikovsky
Shea Ashcroft stepped from a carriage into the low-lit alley as a mongrel lifted its door knocker of a head from a garbage pile.
Here is what I remember most about the months I spent searching for dark matter: there are some things in the universe you can only find by looking away from them.
— In Universes de Emet North
I’d thought the jungles of the eastern Empire to be oppressively hot, but as I sat in the prow of the little canal boat and felt the sweat slip down my brow, I decided the north was, without question, far worse.
— A Drop of Corruption de Robert Jackson Bennett (Shadow of the Leviathan, #2)
Abe Kalotay died in his front yard in late February, beneath a sky so pale it seemed infected.
Why do you feed the cats, othala?
Perhaps he’ll die this time.