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Oscar is lost in the multiverses. Each world has his house in a different dystopia. His friends are other copies of himself, also lost, and the CAT
A feral child - a refugee from a doomed planet - now living with rats on a space station run by hostile aliens. She's the key to human survival
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Oscar is lost in the multiverses. Each world has his house in a different dystopia. His friends are other copies of himself, also lost, and the CAT
The Rat Queen
A feral child - a refugee from a doomed planet - now living with rats on a space station run by hostile aliens. She's the key to human survival
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- cherry season in NI
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- The Perfect Program
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- Rats in the Cellar is now a quadriligy. The first...
- global warming is just the end of the ice age so ...
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