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on the bookshelf, waiting Stephen Colbert - Alpha Squad 7: Lady Nocturne: A Tek Jansen Adventure. Wayne Johnston - Colony of Unrequited Dreams. Recommended by Bev and Stacey. Derek Lundy - Godforsaken Sea. Recommended by Warren. Tim Cahill - Road Fever. Tony Hawks - Playing the Moldavans at Tennis. Khaled Hosseini - A Thousand Splendid Suns. MP3. Cormac McCarthy - All the Pretty Horses. MP3. recently read books Michael Palin - Himalaya. Superb, as usual. MP3. Robert Sawyer - Starplex. Good, but not his best work. Kathy Reichs - Cross Bones. Hmm. OK. Michael Crichton - NEXT. Not great. John Hodgman - The Areas of My Expertise. Read Rick's blog post. Superb. Alison Arnold - Scream And Run Naked. Nicholas Shakespeare - In Tasmania. Read Rick's blog post. Peter Austen - Narrow Escapes. Eric Hansen - Motoring with Mohammed - Journeys to Yemen and the Red Sea. Ben Bova - Mercury. (CD) Not great. A giant tower was built from Ecuador into space. Terry Pratchett - Mort. (MP3) Recommended by Warren. Excellent. A Diskworld novel. Mort is Death's apprentice. Kelly Tyler-Lewis, Lost Men. (MP3) The astounding neglected story of Shackleton's other ship. The Ross Sea party. Only 7 of those 10 men survived while all of Shackleton's group lived. Read Rick's blog post. Bjorn Lomborg - The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World. Read Rick's blog post. Superb. Lomborg is the one man environmentalists do not want you to read. Passed it on to Brian after skimming the diagrams. Chris Townsend - Crossing Arizona. Read Rick's review. My favourite hiking author's 800mi trek from Mexico to the Grand Canyon. Mark Hudson - Our Grandmothers' Drums. Read Rick's review. Excellent. The Lazarus Vendetta (MP3) by Patrick Larkin under the name Robert Ludlum, 2004. Not great. Dave Barry - Dave Barry’s Greatest Hits. Read Rick's review. Fantastic visionary. John Le Carre - The Tailor of Panama. Could not finish it. Read Rick's review. Robert Bannon - West Coast Trail - One Step at a Time. Read Rick's review. Michael Crichton - Congo. Thomas Friedman - The World is Flat. Read Rick's review. Fantastic visionary. Daniel Wilson - How to Survive a Robot Uprising. Read Rick's review. Comedy. Alan Paton - Cry The Beloved Country. Dan Brown - Angels and Demons. Great, as always. Every Dan Brown is the same book. John Grogan - Marley and Me. Read Rick's review. Bruce Kirkby - The Dolphin's Tooth. Read Rick's review. Canadian adventurer. Nora Roberts - Northern Lights. Valerie Hemmingway - Running with the Bulls, My Years with the Hemmingways. Valerie was a personal assistant. An interesting perspective on the great man. PD James - Cover Her Face, 1962. This early Adam Dalgliesh mystery is good but a bit simplistic. Still, I guessed wrong as to who was the murderer. Robyn Davidson - Tracks, 1980. I had long wanted to read this account of a woman's camel travels across 17,000mi of Australia. It is good. But I felt she spent too much time on her inner journey & not enough describing the adventure. Won the Thomas Cook Travel Book Award. Kahled Hosseini - The Kite Runner. 2003. Books set in Afghanistan are hot in 2006. This critically acclaimed example is a great eye-opener for those who do not know that part of the world, like myself. It is intense. Painful to read. It reminded me of A Separate Peace, by Knowles. By the last page, however, I was disappointed. Far too cliché and predictable. It is lame in the way formulaic TV movies are lame. Len Deighten - Mexico Set. OK. But Deighten is no Le Carre. Michael Crichton - Swarm. Jane Smiley - Moo. A superb comic book set in a Midwest Cow College. I hung out at a real agricultural school (University of Saskatchewan) for 10 years enhancing it even more for me. Highly recommended! PD James - A Certain Justice, 1997. Another superb Adam Dalgliesh who-done-it. PD James is the best mystery writer working today. Isaac Bashevis Singer - Enemies, A Love Story. Ouch. Could not finish it. Too much Jewish angst. Karen Blixen (Isak Dinesen) - Out of Africa, 1937. A charmingly written insight into Colonial Africa. Russell Hoban - Pilgermann, 1983. By the author of Ridley Walker, the weird favourite book of a couple of friends of mine. Me? I never did finish Ridley Walker. And I could not finish Pilgermann. Paul Thereaux - Mosquito Coast, 1982. Superb. One of Paul's best. Made into a movie starring Harrison Ford. Apsley Cherry-Girrard - The Worst Journey in the World, 1922. Antarctica. Oft listed one of the great travelogues of all time. Joe Bennett - A Land of Two Halves, 2004. New Zealand. Read Rick's review. Ann-Marie MacDonald - Fall On Your Knees, 1996. Read Rick's review. Rusty Young - Marching Powder, 2003. The inside poop on an astonishingly lax Bolivian prison in La Paz. Backpackers bribe guards to stay the night inside & do drugs! Anthony Daniels - Coups & Cocaine, Two Journeys in South America, 1988. Anthony Daniels - Sweet Waist of America, Journeys Around Guatemala, 1990. Anthony Daniels - Monrovia Mon Amour, A Visit to Liberia, 1993. Articulate Brit travel writer. Makes me laugh out loud almost every page. John Updike - The Coup, 1979. Africa. Updike was already a superb wordsmith & storyteller. Rudyard Kipling - Kim, 1901. India & Pakistan. The classic. If you read just one Kipling book, this is it. Dan Brown - Davinci Code, 2003. Excellent page turner, though formulaic. Yann Martel - Life of Pi, 2003. Wow! Powerful, original book. Peter Carey - True History of the Kelly Gang, 2000. Terrific. Australia. Jack London - Sea Wolf, 1904. Loved it. Isabel Allende - My Invented Country, 2003. Chile. Song of the Ax Matthew Parris - Inca-kola, 1990. Peru. Comic travelogue. John Le Carre - Night Manager, 1993. Ernesto Che Guevara, Cintio Vitier, Aleida Guevara - Motorcycle Diaries. Patrick Symmes - Chasing Che, 2003. Far better & more accurate than the Motorcycle Diaries. Michael Palin - Full Circle, 2003. Mony Python alumni travels the full circle of the Pacific Ocean. Joe Simpson - Touching the Void, 1988. Superb movie & book. Read it twice. Jennifer Leo (editor) - Sand in My Bra and Other Misadventures: Funny Women Write from the Road. Joe Kane - Running the Amazon, 1989. One of the best adventures ever. Brian Keenan - Between Extremes, 1999. Travels in Patagonia. John Irving - The Fourth Hand. Irving's books continue to get worse. Too bad. Paul Theroux - Black Star Safari. Paul revisits Africa where he cut his teeth as a writer. Excellent. Robert Sawyer - Illegal Alien, 1998. My favourite Canadian Sci-Fi writer. Andrew Stevenson - Kiwi Tracks: A New Zealand Journey, 1999. I met Stevenson at a reading in Nepal. Bit of an arrogant prick, I thought. But the book is alright. Tony Horwitz - Into the Blue, 2003. Recounting the voyages of Captain Cook. Eric Hansen - The Traveler, An American Odyssey in the Himalayas, 1993. Bill Bryson - In a Sunburned Country, 2001. Travel Australia. Lennard Bickel - Mawson's Will Clint Willis (Editor) - High - Stories of Survival from Everest and K2 Richard Sale, John Cleare - Climbing the World's 14 Highest Mountains Alvah Simon - North to the Night Habegger & O'Reilly (Editors) - Danger - True Stories of Trouble and Survival Dave Barry - Dave Barry is Not Making This Up, 1992. Articulate Brit travel writer. Makes me laugh out loud almost every page. Steve Martin - Pure Drivel Anthony Daniels - Tigers in the Snow Tony Hawks - Round Ireland with a Fridge, 1992. Very funny. Ronald Wright - On Fiji Islands Paul Theroux - The Kingdom by the Sea Weber & Malakhov - Polar Attack Jon Turk - Cold Oceans. Adventures in Kayak, Rowboat, and Dogsled. Paul Theroux - Sunrise with Seamonsters John Long - Long on Adventure Paul Theroux - The Great Books Jon Waterman - Arctic Crossing Jamie Clarke - Everest to Arabia. A Calgarian tries to cross the Empty Quarter as if he were Thesiger. Paul Theroux - Kowloon Tong Thomas Harris - Hannibal Matt Dickinson - The Other Side of Everest Dave Barry - Dave Barry in Cyberspace Paul Theroux - No Way Home Paul Theroux - Sir Vida's Shadow. Excellent. A spiteful book about why Theroux's fallen friend and mentor would never win the Nobel Prize for Literature. Later VS Naipaul did, in fact, win it. Lamar Underwood - Greatest Survival Stories Ever Told Jack London - To Build a Fire Stephen Crane - The Open Boat Herzog - Annapurna, 1950 something, Nepal. Certainly one of the finest mountain climbing books ever writen. Shackleton - The Boat Journey Farley Mowat - Walk Well, My Brother Jon Waterman - Kayaking the Vermilion Sea Terry Goodkind - Debt of Bones Kirstie McLellan and Liba Dolejs - No Remorse. Liba is a friend of mine. Her children were kidnapped & killed by her estranged husband. This books was part of her effort to ensure the murderer would never be released by the Canadian prison system. Fortunately the killer died in 2005, behind bars. Gary Shandling - Confessions of a Late Night Talk Show Host. Autobiography of Larry Sanders. Wilbur Smith - Cry Wolf Chris Bonnington - Quest for Adventure Thor Heyerdahl - Kon-Tiki. I loved this book. Dan Simmons - Hyperion trilogy.A superb science fiction series recommended to me by Warren Long. George B. Schaller - Stones of Silence - Journeys in the Himalaya Sebastian Junger - The Perfect Storm Nelson Mandela - Long Walk to Freedom. Autobiobraphy. Hyperion - Moa's Ark Sara Wheeler - Terra Incognita - Travels in Antarctica Dervla Murphy - Cameroun with Egbert Reinhold Messner - Free Spirit, A Climber's Life. Autobiography. Sara Wheeler - Travel's in a Thin Country, A Journey Through Chile Callahan & Kindred - Around the World in 18 Holes Jostein Gaarder - Sophie's World. Interesting but over-rated. Bruce Chatwin - What Am I Doing Here? Bruce Chatwin & Paul Theroux - Nowhere is a Place, Travels in Patagonia Lonely Planet Unpacked Again (Travel Disaster Stories) Paul Theroux - Fresh Air Fiend. Travel writing 1985-2000. A sequel to Sunrise with Seamonsters. Joe Simpson - This Game of Ghosts. Climbing. Thurston Clark - Searching for Crusoe J.C. Simmons - Castaway in Paradise Wilbur Smith - A Falcon Flies Lawrence Millman - An Evening Among the Headhunters Scott Buchanan - Rock n Roll, The Famous Lyrics
Nicholas Crane - Clear Waters Rising, A Mountain Walk Across Europe Graeme Dingle - Dangerous Journeys Terry Pratchett - Thief of Time Frank McCourt - Angela's Ashes Russell Banks - The Angel on the Roof. Short stories. Bryce Courteney - The Potato Factory. Part 1 of the Australian trilogy. Laurie Gough - Kite Strings of the Southern Cross. A simple, memorable book by a backpacker. Kathleen Norris - The Cloister Walk. Insightful look at a religious life. Carl Hiaasen - Sick Puppy. One of the best funny authors working today. Tim Severin - Seeking Robinson Crusoe Nicholas Diadem - Beyond Risk, Conversations with Climbers Eric Duthie (ed.) - Wild Company Tim Cahill - Remote Journeys Oddly Rendered Sarah Lloyd - An Indian Attachment Elisabeth Gilbert - The Last American Man. A book you won't easily forget. Anthony Bourdain - A Cook's Tour Bill Bryson - Neither Here Nor There Bill Bryson - The Lost Continent Robert Elegant - Manchu Tim Severin - The Sindbad Voyages John Updike - Bech: A Book Robert Sawyer - Flash Forward. Sci-Fi. Robert Sawyer - Starplex. Sci-Fi. Carl Hiaasen - Kick Ass Robert Sawyer - Humans. Sci-Fi. Nancy Kress - Probability Space Robert Sawyer - End of an Era. Sci-Fi. Chris Townsend - High Summer. The first semi-successful trek of the continental divide of the Canadian Rockies. Townsend is a hiking hero of mine. Larry Niven - Fallen Angel Roberta Allen - Amazon Dream Ryel Kestenbaum - The Ultralight Backpacker Allen Steele - Coyote Angela & Duffy Ballard - A Blistered Kind of Love (One Couple's Trial by Trail) Larry Rice - Baja to Patagonia Luis Sepulveda - Full Circle, A South American Journey Andrew Jennings - The Great Olympic Swindle. Third book in the series exposing Olympic corruption. Murphy - The Kingdom of Shivas Irons Murphy - Golf in the Kingdom Scott Adams - The Joy of Work Bill Bryson - Notes from a Big Country, 1998. Jots on America. |
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David Shenk - Data Smog Traveler's Tales Hong Kong Peter Hopkirk - Foreign Devils on the Silk Road Danziger - Danziger's Travels Singh - Delhi Royina Grewal - In Rajasthan. India. Styles - Moated Mountain Coburn - Nepali Aama Chris Bonnington - Everest the Hard Way Maugham - Catalina Sun - The Art of War Walter Miller - A Canticle of Leibowitz William Golding - Lord of the Flies Asimov - Foundations. A Sci-Fi series. Agatha Christie - Ten Little Indians Forsyth - The Day of the Jackel Steinbeck - The Grapes of Wrath Tolkien - The Lord of the Rings Chaim Potek - The Promise Hesse - Siddartha John Irving - The World According to Garp Patrick Dennis - Auntie Mame Richard Adams - Watership Down Irving Stone - The Agony and the Ecstasy Frank Herbert - Dune. I read most of the excellent series. Might have missed "Grandson of Dune". George Orwell - 1984 Puzo - The Godfather Becket - Waiting for Godot. The only Becket I could ever get through. Huxley - Brave New World Burgess - Clockword Orange Donaldson - Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever. A superb sci-fi fantasy series. Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged Ayn Rand - The Fountainhead Mary Stuart - The Wicked Day Richard Bach - Illusions Jenny Pearce - Under the Eagle Hunter S Thompson - The Great Shark Hunt Hunter S Thompson - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Hunter S Thompson - Hell's Angels Le Carre - The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow Rich Ken Dryden - The Game White - The Once and Future King Will Durant - The Story of Philosophy. I read this book, recommended by Ron, twice. "Philosophy's Greatest Hits". Richler - The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz JD Salinger - Catcher in the Rye Pynchon - Gravity's Rainbow Atwood - The Handmaid's Tale P.J. O'Rourke - Holidays in Hell Voltaire - Candide Victor Milan - Cybernetic Samurai Asimov - Opus 100 Asimov - Opus 200 Michener - Sayonara Claval - King Rat Claval - Shogun Ruskin - Sesame and Lilies Michner - Rascals in Paradise Asimov - Chronology of the World Postman - Teaching as a subversive Activity Conrad - Heart of Darkness George Jonas - Vengeance Graham Greene - Our Man in Havana Archer - As The Crow Flies Thomas Berger - Being Invisible Ralph Ellison - The Invisible Man Chekhov - Lady With The Little Dog Riverside Anthology of Literature Bloomsbury Good Reading Guide. A big influence on my reading choices & in starting this life list. Marquez - One Hundred Years of Solitude Maugham - Of Human Bondage Dickens - David Copperfield A Midwife's Tale Stephen Vizinczey - In Praise of Older Women Gibson - Neuromancer McWilliams - Life 101 Richler - Joshua Then and Now Richler - Kicking Tomorrow Hofstader - Godel, Escher, Bach Robertson Davies - Fifth Business, (Cornish trilogy) Robertson Davies - The Manitcore, (Cornish trilogy) Robertson Davies - World of Wonders, (Cornish trilogy) C.S. Lewis - Screwtape Letters Edith Hamilton - Mythology Pat Conroy - Prince of Tides Fulgham - All I needed to know I learned in Kindergarden Fulgham - It was on fire when I lay down on it Crichton - Rising Sun William Shakespeare - Hamlet Robertson Davies - Rebel Angels Robertson Davies - What's Bred in the Bone Robertson Davies - The Lyre of Orpheus Winokur - The Portable Curmudgeon Cringley - Accidental Empires Sennett - Laughing in the Dark Norman MacLean - A River Runs Through It Bronte - Wuthering Heights Hesse - Rosshalde Maugham - Liza of Lambeth Maugham - Cakes and Ale Maugham - For My Pleasure Robin Maugham - Conversations with Willie Thomas Mann - The Magic Mountain. One of the most over-rated of the over-rated classics. What's the German word for verbose? George Fraser - Royal Flash Robert Graves - Claudius the God Robert Graves - I Claudius Isaac Asimov - Opus 300 Isaac Asimov - Familiar Poems Annotated Isaac Asimov - In the Beginning Isaac Asimov - Asimov's Guide to the Bible Yourcenar - Memoirs of Hadrian Renault - Fire From Heaven Renault - Funeral Games Llosa - Captain Pantoja & the Special Service. The most memorable of the magic realism South American novels I have read. Asimov - Chronology of Science & Discovery Gabriel García Márquez - Love in the Time of Cholera Robertson Davies - Tempest Tost Robertson Davies - Leaven of Malice Robertson Davies - A Mixture of Frailties Maugham - Quartet Rand - For the New Intellectual Michner - The Novel Benayoun - The Films of Woody Allen Ted Morgan - Maugham Bly - Iron John Milne - The Sacred Earth Knowles - A Separate Peace. A wonderful, important book. I really should have listed it as one of my favourites. Robertson Davies - Murther and Walking Spirits. A weak book for Davies, I thought. Cervantes - Don Quixote (part 1) Asimov - Asimov’s Annotated Paradise Lost Rabelais - Gargantua Hesse - Stephenwolf Malcolm Little - Autobiography of Malcolm X Asimov - Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare Gibson - Mona Lisa Overdrive Nye - Falstaff Gustave Flaubert - Madame Bovary. Very good! name - Lords of the Rings, 19xx. A book. Clavel - Gai-Jin Asimov - The Greeks, A Great Adventure Maugham - Ten Great Novelists A wonderous book. Maugham trashes the 10 best books he can find. Maugham - Rain Jean Auel - Clan of the Cave Bear. Excellent. Too bad the many sequels could not match this one. Douglas Adams - Dirk Gently Holist Detective Agency Boorstin - Creators. Superb. Hunter S. Thompson - Songs of the Doomed Harper Lee - To Kill a Mockingbird Balzac - Old Man Goriot Leonard Krishtalka - Dinosaur Plots Coover - Universal Baseball Association Dostoyevski - The Idiot Behr - The Last Emperor Camus - The Myth of Sissyphus Joyce - Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Eco - The Name of the Rose Dostoyevski - Notes From the Underground Twain - A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court Greene - Monsieur Quixote Hesse - Siddhartha Michener - The Source Winston Churchill - My Early Life Robertson Davies - Reading and Writing Monsarrat - The Master Mariner - Book 2 - Darken Ship Monsarrat - The Master Mariner - Book 1 - Running Proud Bowden - One Crowded Hour. Asia. Dostoyevski - The Brothers Karamazov Helprin - Elice Island Bronte - Jane Eyre LeGuin - The Left Hand of Darkness. One of my favourite Sci-Fi books. Michener - Mexico Wilbur Smith - River God Banks - The Sweet Hereafter Peter Mathiessen - At Play in the Fields of the Lord Ondaatje - The English Patient Randy McCharles - The Mastren. My brother's unpublished novel. Helprin - A Soldier of the Great War Helprin - Refiner's Fire Blaylock - The Coin Clancey - Debt of Honour Fowles - The Magus Lucretius - On the Nature of the Universe Shaw - Arms and the Man Shaw - Major Barbara Kafka - Metamorphosis Le Carre - The Little Drummer Girl Hesse - The Prodigy Mafouz - Midaq Alley. Muslim Egypt. Friedman - Beruit to Jerusalem Hooker - M.A.S.H. Nabokov - Baghdad without a Map Michner - Journey Ryan - Little Girls in Pretty Boxes McNabb - Bravo Two Zero Forsyth - The Devil's Alternative Dave Barry - All the Troubles in the World Piers Paul Read - Alive Joyce - Dubliners Shelley - Frankenstein Walton - Beyond Winning Fizgerald - The Great Gatsby John Irving - The Hotel New Hampshire Donaldson - The Real Story John Clifford Mortimer - Rumpole Hemmingway - Snows of Kilimanjaro. My favourite Hemmingway story. A. E. Hotchner - Papa Hemmingway Colleen McCullough - Thornbirds Crichton - Sphere Pat Conroy - Beach Music Williams - A Streetcar Named Desire Hulsker - Vincent and Theo Van Gogh Pollock & Orton - Vincent Van Gogh Robert Heinlein - Starship Troopers Ondaatje - Coming Through Slaughter Waitman - Playing Through Russell Banks - Rule of the Bone Michner - Space Wilbur Smith - The Seventh Scroll. Historical Egypt. Karoli & ghost - Feel No Fear Conroy - Body and Soul Rittenburg - The Man Who Stayed Behind Hughes - The Fatal Shore Chang - Wild Swans Roberts - River in the Desert Traveller's Tales Thailand Maugham - A Gentleman in the Parlour Hemmingway - A Moveable Feast. Paris. Buruma - God's Dust Roger Rapoport, Marguerita Castanera (Editor) - I Should Have Stayed Home Sesser - Lands of Charm and Cruelty Pat Riley - The Winner Within Tim Ward - What the Buddha Never Taught Nabokov - Pnin Theroux - The Imperial Way Robert Hunter - On the Sky, Zen & the Art of International Freeloading Pat Conroy - The Great Santini Pete Dexter - Paris Trout Traveller's Tales India Prissig - Lila Nugent - The Search for the Pink-headed Duck. India. Iyer - Videonight in Kathmandu. Nepal. Nichol - Borderlines John Hubner, Lindsey Gruson - Monkey on a Stick. On radical Hari Krishnas. Coupland - Microserfs Elis - Less Than Zero Zukav - Dancing Wu Li Masters Neville - The Eight Updike - Roger's Version Diehl - Thai Horse Bosse - The Warlord Bosse - Fire in Heaven Monsarrat - The White Rajah Naipaul - India; A Wounded Civilization Davidson - A Long Way to Shiloh Greene - The Quiet American Shand - Travels on my Elephant Koch - The Year of Living Dangerously Bowman - The Ascent of Rum Doodle. A brilliant mountain climbing spoof. Segaller - Thai Ways Jeff Greenwald - Shopping for Buddhas Thera Nyanaponika - The Power of Mindfulness. Buddhism. K. Sri Dhammananda - Meditation, The Only Way. Buddhism. Anuradha Seneviratna - The Buddha Sakyamuni. Buddhism. Eric Newby - A short Walk in the Hindu Kush Eric Newby - Slowly Down the Ganges Tim Page - Sri Lanka PD James - An Unsuitable Job for a Woman Dorothy Parker - Big Blonde and other stories Rooney - My War Bantock - Griffin and Sabine Lowry - The Giver Hemmingway - The Old Man and the Sea Christopher Ondaatji - The man-eater of Punanai Roberts - Journey of the Magi de Silva - Taj. India. David Roberts - Empire of the Soul Naipaul - India, A Million Mutinies Now. Somerville-Large - To the Navel of the World Heller - Closing Time. A really, really bad opportunistic sequel to Catch-22. If Heller was not already dead, I would shoot him for this drivel. Robert Palmer - Rock'n'Roll, An Unruly History Lustbader - White Ninja Steinbeck - The Pearl Winokur - A Curmudgeon's Garden of Love Larry Rice - Frieze Karras - Face the North Wind Mehta - Raj Larry Rice - A Good Walk, Spoiled. Golf. Coupland - Polaroids from the Dead Thurbron - The Silk Road Tim Severin - In Search of Genghis Khan Gedge - House of Dreams Thesiger - The Last Nomad Krista Quiner & Kim Zmescal - Determination to Win SJ Perelman - Westward Ha! Robert Harris - Fatherland William Gibson - Virtual Light |
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