The Laws of the Skies
Grégoire Courtois, translated by Rhonda Mullins
"The bat story was starting to seriously get on Enzo’s nerves."
"The bat story was starting to seriously get on Enzo’s nerves."
"Hulda Hermannsdóttir looked up from her desk at a knock on the door."
"The metallic clang of the gate was still echoing in Moses’ head as he started to question his decision."
"President Theodore Roosevelt stood with his feet braced and one hand gripping the lapel of his morning jacket, the other thrust into a pocket and clenched into a fist, looking at the maps that showed the Great War’s fronts and alliances and disasters, scowling through his pince-nez with his mustache bristling."
"There is something all wrong about Jonathan Fields’ car."
"The fridge is empty."
"Just as well she never had children."
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"Thea Stauffer looked at her hands and was surprised at how she had managed to let herself go."
"‘You’re probably wondering what I’m doing here, aren’t you?’"
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