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Not Now: Dreams: The unMaking of Heaven, #4
By Sam Smith
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An exploration of desire, dreams and self-deceit. A clever and conceited young poet, Okinwe Orbinson, is recruited from his artificial city world by a mysterious stranger, Leon Reduct. Okinwe's mission is to save a rumoured hybrid human race, the Talkers, from self-extinction.
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