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As the war on terror gets out of hand, Ibrahim Chess, the last sane man left in the city state of Oolong Morblock, struggles to resist the inexorable pressures which are pushing him inexorably in the direction of taking on the role of terrorist mastermind.

This is an SF fantasy novel, an alternative reality novel, but it is as realistic as the headlines in the daily newspaper. This is a tough, uncompromising novel which is written in and for the age of terror.

Hugh Cook, author of the ten-volume Chronicles of an Age of Darkness series, applies all his skill, talent and imagination in this book, To Find And Wake The Dreamer, the ultimate fantasy novel.

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To Find And Wake The Dreamer by Hugh Cook
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To Find And Wake The Dreamer Copyright © 2005 Hugh Cook. All rights reserved.

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The 30 chapters posted on this site have been edited to remove crude language and sexual references and to moderate violence. The paperback for sale online has not been edited in this way. Note that the full book runs to 76 chapters and that the later chapters include brutal torture, ultraviolence and a sadistic killing.

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Chapter One


The Child Damaged, the Child Dead

        Always weeping,
        Unexpectedly.
        Ambushed,
        At odd moments,
        By the pause of the child's fingers,
        By the recollection ...

        Baby Paffita, sixteen months of age, still had toes, so she played with them. Before the day was over, her toes would be gone. And her arms, too. Welcome to the modern world, baby Paffita!

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