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Banner of Souls

by Liz Williams · 2004

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Liz Williams, the author of the provocative "Nine Layers of Sky" takes readers on a phantasmagoric journey into a strange future fueled by haunt-tech: a place that works by harnessing energy from the realm of the dead.

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long · 426 pages

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