M. K. Hobson book The Native Star
Source: The Native Star (2010), Chapter 17, “The Cockatrice” (p. 237)
“The church-sponsored archaeologists were the only ones who had any kind of overview of the entire haul of relics, and they were under intense pressure to ignore any evidence that conflicted with Quaicheist scripture. That was why Rashmika wrote them so many letters, and why their infrequent replies were always so evasive. She wanted an argument; she wanted to question the entire accepted view of the scuttlers. They wanted her to go away.”
— Alastair Reynolds, book Absolution Gap
Source: Absolution Gap (2003), Chapter 11 (p. 166)
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