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  • Cover of Creatures of Light and Darkness
    Creatures of Light and DarknessNovel

    Roger Zelazny · standalone novel · 1969

    Science fantasy, set in far future and space.

    “Some humans have god-like powers or perhaps are actually gods—the names and aspects of various Egyptian gods are used.”

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  • Cover of Kalki
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    Gore Vidal · standalone novel · 1978

    Literary & general and satire, about reincarnation, set in late 20th century.

    “A veteran back from Vietnam war claims to be the reincarnation of the Hindu god Kalki and announces the forecoming end of the world.”

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    Stephen King · standalone novel · 1995

    Horror, tense in tone, set in contemporary and north america.

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    The Library at Mount CharNovel

    Scott Hawkins · standalone novel · 2015

    Dark fantasy and horror, about found family, set in contemporary.

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  • Cover of The Book of Ptath
    The Book of PtathNovel

    A. E. van Vogt · standalone novel · 1947

    Science fantasy, adventurous in tone, about survival, set in far future.

    “Ptath, a very powerful god, is throwing by his deadly rival, the goddess Ineznia, on Earth, around 200,000,000 AD, in the form of a mortal, where he has to face numerous dangers to survive.”

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  • Cover of Job: A Comedy of Justice
    Job: A Comedy of JusticeNovel

    Robert A. Heinlein · standalone novel · 1984

    Funny in tone, about faith and religion, set in contemporary and parallel universe.

    “The title is a reference to the biblical Book of Job and James Branch Cabell's book Jurgen, A Comedy of Justice.”

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