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wow! what a killer opening line! you should check out the whole book! www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/bitte...
Moonflow
Moonflow is three-time Hugo Award nominee Bitter Karella’s debut horror novel—a gloriously queer and irreverent psychedelic trip into the heart of an e...
www.hachettebookgroup.com
February 1, 2025 at 5:39 AM
wow! what a killer opening line! you should check out the whole book! www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/bitte...
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Authors if you see this, it’s a sign to post the first line of your book:
"Under the roots of the towering spruce and the mighty fir, under the carcasses of ancient sequoias and redwoods, and under the worms and the slugs and the crawling things that ate them all, the Lord of the Forest sleeps."
"Under the roots of the towering spruce and the mighty fir, under the carcasses of ancient sequoias and redwoods, and under the worms and the slugs and the crawling things that ate them all, the Lord of the Forest sleeps."
Authors if you see this, it’s a sign to post the first line of your book:
I bought a used car off a woman as thin as her hand-rolled cigarettes.
I bought a used car off a woman as thin as her hand-rolled cigarettes.
Authors if you see this, it’s a sign to post the first line of your book.
"Good news, Heaven," announces my dipshit husband. "I've made a new king of the mortals!"
"Good news, Heaven," announces my dipshit husband. "I've made a new king of the mortals!"
February 1, 2025 at 5:35 AM
Authors if you see this, it’s a sign to post the first line of your book:
"Under the roots of the towering spruce and the mighty fir, under the carcasses of ancient sequoias and redwoods, and under the worms and the slugs and the crawling things that ate them all, the Lord of the Forest sleeps."
"Under the roots of the towering spruce and the mighty fir, under the carcasses of ancient sequoias and redwoods, and under the worms and the slugs and the crawling things that ate them all, the Lord of the Forest sleeps."