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Searching the audible 2 for 1 sale had me appalled at the lack of original ideas out there. Probably 2/3rds of the books were series and those series were basically fan fiction for other series. Which led me to trailers of movies coming up. Same thing. The English-speaking world seems stuck in a rut. Is it because readers dont want new? ~Or because the risk of new is off-putting to those who need a certain return to make their bosses happy?

But I did find these two trailers which seemed to promise a journey and destination off the beaten path.



 
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