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“For years Phillip Tennent lived at the edge of the sea, where artefacts were washed up every day.”
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“‘A robin, Marnie.”
“From 1968 to 1975, he was the literary editor of the influential British science fiction magazine New Worlds .”
“__________________________________ From The End of Everything by M John Harrison.”
“Scavengers, professional and otherwise, came and went.”
“He thought he’d seen her before, living mostly on her own in a hut a hundred or so metres south of his.”
“They could be seen from orbit.”
“Evening came on; behind the remains of the summer house, the tide could be heard rushing up the estuary.”
“* The strip was another kind of tideline, facing both the ocean and the dry land, the way they always do.”
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“Their living structures glowed at night a hundred miles up and down the coast.”
“Fragility had set in behind the skin of her cheekbones, but she still made art.”
“The artefact lay under its wraps in a corner, shifting occasionally as they talked.”
“Their superstitions gave the tideline its social structures and distinctive quality on the palate.”
“Tennent got to his feet.”
“He kept some of his belongings there, and called in only rarely to check on their condition.”
“Everything still seemed dry and good.”
“‘I’m just going down to the garage,’ he said.”
“Squalls swung in across the north bank and obscured the river.”