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Orihai ChoiceHistorical dramaEnglish
A Penny a Page
In the covered market of Caldmouth, under the fourth arch of Scriveners' Row, a stall with a green awning writes letters for anyone who cannot: love letters, rent disputes, apologies, wills, the odd confession, at a penny a page. Mistress Elspeth Quarrel has kept it for fifty-one years. In a fortnight, on Midsummer morning, the Wire House across the square opens its telegraph, and by the end of the season nobody will have a reason to hire a pen.
Orihai ChoiceMysteryEnglish
Lot Sixty-One
The printed catalogue for the Ashcombe House sale lists one hundred lots. The house holds ninety-nine. Lot 61 is described, in the late owner's own handwriting, as "the east pantry and everything in it, to the person who can name the shelf", and a sealed bid for it was lodged with the auctioneer three days before anyone opened the book.
Orihai ChoiceScience fictionEnglish
The Dusk Line
On the world of Halden it is always sunset, and forty thousand people are alive to see it only because they never stop moving. The city of Meridian, eleven kilometres of linked cars, rides a rail round the planet at fifteen kilometres an hour to stay inside a ring of twilight between a baking day and a freezing night. Nineteen days ahead the track is failing, and the people who plan the route have told no one.
Fantasy adventureEnglish
The Bell Road
Seven bronze bells hang along the Bell Road, one to a station on the long climb over the mountains called the Spine, and their dusk ringing is all that holds back the Hush, a silence that swallows sound, then warmth, then the people who stay in it too long. Twelve nights ago the fourth bell stopped answering. The Turning, when all seven must ring through one whole night, is nine nights away.
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