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f in an urban environment. The stories tell us that magic is an ancient tradition, predating urban civilization: as a result, it can be hard to imagine magic
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F. Hamilton, arguably British SF's most optimistic figure aside from Banks, became the UK's biggest-selling SF
author, so perhaps there is something to that argument.
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