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I really hate this guy.”—John Hornor Jacobs, author of the critically acclaimed The Incorruptibles and Southern Gods“A City Dreaming is that rare kind of literary treat that reaches, gloriously, into edgy fantasy, while serving

Title	:	A City Dreaming: A Novel
Author	:	Daniel Polansky
Rating	:	4.68 (871 Votes)
Asin	:	1682450384
Format Type	:	Hardcover
Number of Pages	:	304Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-11-20
Language	:	English

I really hate this guy.”—John Hornor Jacobs, author of the critically acclaimed The Incorruptibles and Southern Gods“A City Dreaming is that rare kind of literary treat that reaches, gloriously, into edgy fantasy, while serving up a wholly recognizable world and its relatable inhabitants. I’m pretty sure Daniel Polansky is the love child of J. K. Goyer, cowriter of Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy and Man of Steel “A City Dreaming is maybe the most original book I’ve read, and easily one of the most entertaining. It makes one miss subway stops and meals and bedtimes. This stunningly visceral and lushly tense read provided an inviting and adventurous welcome outside of my more

Clarke Award, and was translated into thirteen languages.

Eric Meyers is a well-known character actor and voice artist. His film credits include Entrapment, Snatch, and 1408. He has created many voices for animation, including Henry the Lizard on the hit television series Amazing Animals. Originally from New York, he now lives in London. He is often heard narrating documentary films on the Discovery Channel and National Geographic.

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Daniel Polansky is the author of the Low Town trilogy, which won the Prix I

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A powerful magician returns to New York City and reluctantly finds himself in the middle of a war between the city’s two most powerful witches.

“It would help if you did not think of it as magic. To stop it, M will have to call in every favor, waste every charm, and blow every spell he’s ever acquired—he might even have to get out of bed before noon.

Enter a world of Wall Street wolves, slumming scenesters, desperate artists, drug-induced divinities, pocket steampunk universes, and demonic coffee shops. He’s come back to New York City after a long absence, and though he’d much rather spend his days drinking artisanal beer in his favorite local bar, his old friends—and his enemies—have other plans for him. M’s New York, the infinite nexus of the universe, really is a city that never sleeps—but is always dreaming.. M certainly had long ceased to do so.”

M is an ageless drifter with a sharp tongue, few scruples, and the ability to bend reality to his will, ever so slightly. One night M might find himself squaring off against the pirates who cruise the Gowanus Canal; another night sees h