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Temple By Mathew Reilly
Deep in the jungles of Peru, a man leads a mission to locate a legendary Incan idol that is carved out of a strange kind of stone.
It is a stone which, in the late 20th century, could be used to produce a terrifying new weapon.
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“Everyone has at least one fear. You might be afraid of the dark or being alone, enclosed spaces or spiders… Everyone is afraid of something. In horror stories, our nightmares are brought to life in a way that we can control. You can pull back from it if it gets too fearful. We can’t do much about the things that scare us in real life, but when reading, we can close the book or scroll past a post to exhibit some level of control. This is why I love horror, and also why I write it.” — Jeremy Muller
“I don’t want you to dwell on these unconscionable acts of violence. I want you to embrace the luxurious beauty that you are. The amazing grace of your darkness.”
There is a common thread, a universality that holds us all together. Like the roots of trees clinging together beneath the soil. On the surface we see trees that seem separate, growing in a variety of trajectories reaching for the warm rays of the sun. But under the surface roots become intertwined, woven together in an indestructible web. A web that holds strong when typhoons and tsunamis hit the surface. A root bond, that keeps us believing in the human spirit. The vibrance of the soul and the strength of our being.
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By debut Sri Lankan author Sandesh Bartlett, ‘Of God, of Man and Mortal Things’ is an anthology of forty-nine covering a range of themes from war and racism, politics and nature to love and death. Written primarily in rhyming verse, the book approaches topics with both heartfelt solemnity and light humour.
