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Anonymous
City Alleys at Night 09/05/25(Fri)19:43:40 No.24701329
City Alleys at Night Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)19:43:40 No.24701329
What are some books that take place primarily in the labyrinthine alleys of a city at night?
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Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)19:48:30 No.24701342
Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)19:48:30 No.24701342
>>24701329
Hey ChatGPT, what are some books that take place primarily in the labrinthine alleys of a city at night?

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman.

The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón.

Night Walks by Charles Dickens.

The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco.

The City of Dreaming Books by Walter Moers.

Low effort thread, rewarded with a low effort post.
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Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)20:02:19 No.24701376
Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)20:02:19 No.24701376
>>24701342
half of those are wrong tho
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