Nice cover. Did you design it?

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Is it right for super-humans to be looked at as gods that should be able to prevent any tragedy? What if they weren’t born or created from special circumstances, but out of desperation? And what happens when the morals between hero and villain blur?

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Forsake the steampunk plutocracy. Trek across the unnumbered realms of Faerie. Dare the path through the Thinning and enter Feyside.

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Good image.

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The mortally wounded machine rose lurching and quivering against the sky, gathering itself for a final swing

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Oooo...tell me more.

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And some of those ersatz blurry figures were disquietingly evocative, the shapes somehow oddly sensual… or ghastly… or achingly familiar.

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The foreman shouldered past him. “-don’t care what manner ‘o’ nuttery yer peddlin’; if you think I’m a-gonna take ONE bit ‘o’ guff from some deranged FLOOZY an’ her pet MORON-”

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Forsake the steampunk plutocracy. Trek across the unnumbered realms of Faerie. Dare the path through the Thinning and enter Feyside.

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