“Can I still wish you good luck?”
Alastair Reynolds book Redemption Ark
“You can wish me what the hell you like. It won’t make any difference. If it did, it would mean I hadn’t prepared well enough.
Chapter 38 (p. 654)
Redemption Ark (2002)
““Can I still wish you good luck?”
“You can wish me what the hell you like. It won’t make any difference. If it did, it would mean I hadn’t prepared well enough.”
— Alastair Reynolds, book Redemption Ark
Source: Redemption Ark (2002), Chapter 38 (p. 654)
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