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The Forgetting Room: A Fiction (Byzantium Book)
by Nick Bantock

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The author of the hugely successful Griffin and Sabine trilogy presents a richly illustrated novel chronicling a discontented man's search for the meaning of the inheritance left him by his grandfather, an artist. 75,000 first printing. $115,000 ad/promo."
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Sun May 25 10:00:46 UTC 2008
Source: The Forgetting Room: A Fiction (Byzantium Book)
Contributed by: Tsuya.
Nick Bantock said

I don't write - I'm too aware of the difference between writing for the sake of it and having something to say.

Sun May 25 10:00:14 UTC 2008
Source: The Forgetting Room: A Fiction (Byzantium Book)
Contributed by: Tsuya.
Nick Bantock said

It has been said that we think then act, but in reality we act then rationalize our actions.

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