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| − | A [[slan shack]] of sorts in the | + | A [[slan shack]] of sorts in the 1960s. After The fourth in a series of slan shacks housing [[Jack Harness]] and [[Owen Hannifen]]. Established after the moved out of the [[Labyrinth of Valeron]]. Only the first of these, [[Labyrinth]], was notably labyrinthine. The Lab Duquesne was a standard four flat, with a living room, dining room, and kitchen in front, and a long, narrow hallway connecting those to the bathroom and bedrooms. |
[[E. E. Smith]]'s ''Skylark Duquesne'' is the sequel to his ''Skylark of Valeron''. | [[E. E. Smith]]'s ''Skylark Duquesne'' is the sequel to his ''Skylark of Valeron''. | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 17 January 2020
A slan shack of sorts in the 1960s. After The fourth in a series of slan shacks housing Jack Harness and Owen Hannifen. Established after the moved out of the Labyrinth of Valeron. Only the first of these, Labyrinth, was notably labyrinthine. The Lab Duquesne was a standard four flat, with a living room, dining room, and kitchen in front, and a long, narrow hallway connecting those to the bathroom and bedrooms.
E. E. Smith's Skylark Duquesne is the sequel to his Skylark of Valeron.
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