Campone
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Last published Sat, Feb 13, 2016
Lindy has been a scavenger all her life. In her poor town of Campone, people have to live off meager rations and traded goods. She searches for metal scraps left over from the "Mechanical Age" to trade for food, clothing and medicine. What happens when a strange man in a hovercar enters her life, and turns the world she thought she knew upside down?
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