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    Steam Submarine Into Ultima Thule

    By Robert Denethon

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    As Zelf the Welfing and Zev the werewolf follow Evans, Troy and Jonas into a dangerous realm of gods, trolls, dark magic and evil elves, can they survive in the land where the Loki reigns? Love Tolkien, CS Lewis, Susanna Clarke, Naomi Novik? You’ll love 'Steam Submarine Into Ultima Thule', third in the Steam Submarine series. Buy this book now and discover the answer to Troy’s puzzling origins.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Denethon
    Release dateJan 22, 2015
    ISBN9781311334695
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    Robert Denethon

    Robert Denethon is a nom de plum and a character in his own footnotes. The real author lives in Lockridge, Western Australia with his naughty two year old puppy dog, a used piano, and a bunch of burgeoning bookcases. His books were written with you in mind if you like gripping fantasy and sci fi novels, some with strange footnotes, weird invented languages, unusual names, disturbing alternate realities, with a slightly realist bent. In other words, he has attempted to write the kinds of books he likes to read. Think somewhere between the extremes of Philip K Dick, Tolkien, Neal Stephenson, China Miéville. He wants people to read his books and would be extremely pleased if you enjoy them!OTHER BOOKSYou may also wish to view Robert Denethon's other books, written under the name Andrew P Partington https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/AndrewPartington

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