โ Scribed by Bradbury, Ray
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In Somewhere a Band Is Playing, a writer is drawn by poetry and dreams to tiny Summerton, Arizona, a community hidden in plain view, where the residents, miraculously, never seem to age. Enchanted by its powerful rural magic--and by a beautiful, enigmatic lady--the writer sets out to uncover Summerton's mysteries before the inevitable arrival of a ruthless and soulless destruction. <> With Leviathan '99, the author who once colonized Mars, returns to the cosmos to brilliantly reimagine Herman Melville's classic masterwork of obsession and the sea, transforming a great whale into a massive, worlds-devouring comet. In the year 2099, fledgling astronaut Ishmael Hunnicut Jones boards the Cetus 7, placing his fate in the hands of a relentless madman who is blindly chasing the celestial monster's tail.;Somewhere a band is playing -- Leviathan '99.
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