โ Scribed by Hughes, Rhys
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Martyr to music: In the moonless gutter -- Adventures in the grin trade -- Nowhere near Milkwood -- Taller stories: Prologue -- Ghost holiday -- Those wonderful words -- Learning to fly -- Learning to fall -- The banshee -- The queen of jazz -- Anna and the dragon -- Three friends -- The rake and the fool -- Goblin's sunrise -- The juggler -- The peat fire -- Knight on a bear mountain -- Something about a demon -- The furious walnuts -- Illustrated student -- Story with a clever title -- Silver necks -- Never hang an aardvark -- Epilogue -- Long chin of the law: Catastrophe trials -- Crime continuum -- Judgment day -- Thirty-nine million steps -- Impossible mirror -- Crawling king prawn -- Pyramids of the purple atom -- Supportive sting -- Mischief towers.
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