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  • Cover of A Visit from the Goon Squad
    A Visit from the Goon SquadSeries

    series · 2 books · 2010

    “The Candy House returns to several of the same characters and their descendants a decade later, in a world reshaped by a technology that lets people access and share their memories.”

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  • Cover of Sacrament
    SacramentNovel

    Clive Barker · standalone novel · 1995

    About ecological collapse, set in british isles.

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    The Falling WomanNovel

    Pat Murphy · standalone novel · 1986

    Fantasy, about madness.

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    A Million HeavensNovel

    John Brandon · standalone novel · 2012

    Literary & general, reflective in tone, about identity and grief and loss, set in contemporary and north america.

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    Crane's ViewSeries

    series · 3 books · 1998

    Fantasy, set in our world and small town.

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  • Cover of Castle Rock
    Castle RockSeries

    series · 16 books · 1978

    Horror, set in small town.

    “Castle Rock is the fictional Maine town that links a cluster of otherwise separate Stephen King novels and novellas, including The Dead Zone, Cujo, The Dark Half, Needful Things, and Elevation.”

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