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they still seem no closer to defeating the earth mother
thirteen large crows are perched like the living totems of a clan of malicious wizards
who fought the Third Reich from within have often been mythologised as heroes in the fight against tyranny but the truth is far more complex
Margaret Forster ingeniously strips away the relaxed and charming facade to lay bare the true workings of a complex and emotional character whose passionate and often violent stories mirrored her own fantasy life more than anyone could ever have imagined
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