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Frek and the Elixir is an archetypal saga reminiscent of The Lord of the Rings, the Harry Potter books, and Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials series -- enlivened by Rudy Rucker's trademark originality and wit.
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Frek and the Elixir is a profound, playful SF epic.
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In a word, I am here to introduce to you what I call my Elixir Anthropos -- Anthropos, ladies and gentlemen, is an old and very ancient Egyptian word meaning man -- or woman, for that matter, "etc.
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This Noble Elixir is Philosophically Prepared, by John Spire,
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Her success has continued today, with popular guest-starring runs on shows such as Gossip Girl, the launch of her own clothing and fragrance lines, and her writing of a fiction book entitled Elixir, released last year, which made the New York Times best seller list.
Terry Keefe: Hilary Duff Goes Indie: A Conversation About Her New Film, Bloodworth
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Her success has continued today, with popular guest-starring runs on shows such as Gossip Girl, the launch of her own clothing and fragrance lines, and her writing of a fiction book entitled Elixir, released last year, which made the New York Times best seller list.
Terry Keefe: Hilary Duff Goes Indie: A Conversation About Her New Film, Bloodworth
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Sage took a deep breath, then let it out as he replied, “Something called the Elixir of Life.”
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On the other hand, his Great Cordial or Elixir, which is not to be confounded with his Simple Cordial, was credited with astonishing virtues, and devoutly imbibed.
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Asia, formerly known as Elixir Gaming Technologies, within the meaning of Section 27A of the
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It will be called Elixir, and will follow photojournalist Clea Raymond as she travels the world for her career.
Rahuldi commented on the word Elixir
Amrit in Hindi
April 10, 2011