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| Author | : Stephen Vincent Benét |
| File Size | : 42,9 Mb |
| Publisher | : Dramatic Publishing |
| Language | : English |
| Release Date | : 06 May 1971 |
| ISBN | : 1583422897 |
| Pages | : 34 pages |
After the Great Burning, when fire fell out of the sky, a young priest explores the forbidden Place of the Gods and discovers what kind of beings lived there before their cities were destroyed.
After the Great Burning, when fire fell out of the sky, a young priest explores the forbidden Place of the Gods and discovers what kind of beings lived there before their cities were destroyed.
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Pulitzer Prizing author Stephen Vincent Benét's By the Waters of Babylon, is the first, most influential work of American post-apocalyptic fiction of the twentieth century. Its haunting story of a tribal priest who investigates the ruins of an ancient city is an unforgettable and challenging reminder of both the
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