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    In theoretical physics, there is a place where the laws of the cosmos break down. This place is called No When. In these pages you will sojourn through the dark recesses of the human experience from encounters with the devil, vanity, war, witchcraft and the hapless victims of excess and brutality. The collection raises the awesome specter of our extinction as a species at our own hands! Brace ... Read more

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