The Drawing of the Dark

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Author: Tim Powers

The Drawing of the Dark is not only one of my favourite Tim Powers novels, it’s simply one of my favourite novels. The seamless and seemingly effortless blend of action and humour, the wonderful characters, the rich settings, the brilliant plot – all of it is perfect’ James P. Blaylock….Read More

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