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Anyway, there are two volumes out so far: The Good Neighbors: Kin (in hardcover and paperback) and The Good Neighbors: Kith (just in hardcover so far).
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Kith And Kin continues this refreshing trend by bringing together contemporary art almost mischievously constructed from glass and ceramics, including Andrew Livingston's votive offerings and Nick Renshaw's transparently breakable sculptural souls.
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If you bring in a Dama, or a Kith, a follower of Haze or a sister of Cand then I will bring them in.
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The Kith tales are about a group of spacefarers that can be out of touch for long times because of time dilation type effects.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: Maurai and Kith - Poul Anderson
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Kith & Kin:Andrew Brochu took over the helm when former partner/exec chef David Carrier left earlier this fall, and he's tweaked the menu awesomely to his style.
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As David Berenbaum is writing the screenplay I wonder if there is any connection to the Kith & Kin graphic novels by Holly Black she co-wrote the Spiderwick Chronicles which Berenbaum adapted for the screen.
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But if you would like to read Dunsany, I recommend the stories that are in some ways the least "Dunsanian," as that word has been popularly defined: "The Kith of the Elf-Folk," "Blagdaross," "The Development of the Rillswood Estate."
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Kith - The film does have a very “Grand Guignol” feel.
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Next week look for a serialized novelette by Joe R. Lansdale featuring the anti-heror from his cult horror novel, Dead in the West, to celebrate the forthcoming release of his standout new collection, The Shadows Kith and Kin.
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And they tell her not to say a thing To cousin, kindred, Kith or kin Or she'll end up dead.
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Our most bitter enemies are our own kith and kin. -Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
October 1, 2010