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Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny - Corwin is a prince of Amber, the “immortal city from which every other city has taken its shape.”
Ten Fantasy Books That Should Be Movies | Solar Flare: Science Fiction News 2008
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"I know that I am the one you call Corwin, but I was in an accident a while back.
Nine Princes In Amber Zelazny, Roger 1970
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I take this from borne -, from Borneo, plus - ailurus, from the Greek ailouros, cat, and corvini, from Corvinus (which also means "like a crow" from Latin corvus crow), a Latinized form of the name Corwin, honoring American zoologist Jeff Corwin.
That’s no mystery carnivore (part II)… it’s a giant squirrel! Darren Naish 2007
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The proposed amendment, sometimes called the Corwin Amendment, because it was proposed by Representative Thomas Corwin of Ohio, was a desperate measure designed to keep the Union from falling apart.
Balkinization 2004
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The proposed amendment, sometimes called the Corwin Amendment, because it was proposed by Representative Thomas Corwin of Ohio, was a desperate measure designed to keep the Union from falling apart.
Balkinization 2004
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For more trip information or ways to help, call Corwin at 703-475-3286 or see www. re-member.org.
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For more trip information or ways to help, call Corwin at 703-475-3286 or see www. re-member.org.
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"Corwin," he stated then, "it pleases me more than I can say to see you die not knowing something that means that much to you."
The Courts of Chaos Zelazny, Roger 1978
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"Corwin," Random said, "that looks like Grayswandir hanging in front of her."
The Courts of Chaos Zelazny, Roger 1978
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"Corwin," she said, "I believe I would like a glass of wine."
Sign of the Unicorn Zelazny, Roger 1975
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