When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself — John Connolly, The Burning Soul
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When one encounters enough strangeness, then what is strange ultimately becomes familiar.The mind can accommodate itself to almost anything, given time: pain, grief, loss, even the possibility that the dead talk to the living.

— John Connolly, The Burning Soul
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