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Roald Dahl - Chapter 23  |
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Michel Thomas - Chapter 23 |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 23 |
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Arthur C. Clarke - Part 4: Abyss, Chapter 23-6: Diagnosis |
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Arthur C. Clarke - Part 4: Abyss, Chapter 28-23: In Vacuum |
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Saul Williams - Chapter 23 |
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Arthur C. Clarke - Part 2: TMA-1, Chapter 9-23: Moon Shuttle |
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Arthur C. Clarke - Part 4: Abyss, Chapter 23-5: Diagnosis |
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Robert Jordan - Chapter 23: The Evening Star |
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John Ringo - Chapter 23 |
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David Drake - Chapter 23 |
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Richard Feynman - Chapter 03-23 |
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Stephenie Meyer - Chapter 23: The Angel 1 |
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Stephenie Meyer - Chapter 23: The Angel 2 |
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Stephenie Meyer - Chapter 23 - Memories 02 |
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Stephenie Meyer - Chapter 23 - Memories 03 |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 22 (continued): "'My name?' said the old man..." / Chapter 23: "It is an important and popular fact that things are not always what they seem." / Chapter 24: "Silently the aircar coasted through the cold darkness, ..." |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 22 (continued): "Fear gripped them. From both directions the noise was getting louder." / Chapter 23: "The vault was low ceilinged, dimly lit and gigantic." |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 23 (continued): "On closer inspection the coffins seemed to be more like sarcophagi. " |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 23 (continued): "'Hello?' said Ford, turning round slowly, ..." / Chapter 24: "'Err, caption ...'; 'Yes, Number One?'" |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 22 (continued): "He signed with a flourish and handed it back to the barman." / Chapter 23: "The news networks don't like this kind of thing." |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 23 (continued): "They checked into a large two-bedroomed suite at the Langham." |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 22 (continued): "Thor looked at him with slowly smouldering eyes. He was making some point about godliness and it had nothing to do with being clean." / Chapter 23: "'All right,' shouted Ford, 'so I'm a coward, the point is I'm still alive'" |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 23 (continued): "Arthur turned sharply to Slartibartfast, who was sitting in his pilot couch on the flight deck..." / Chapter 24: "It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes." |
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Campbell Armstrong - Chapter 23, Part 1 |
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Campbell Armstrong - Chapter 23, Part 2 |
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Kurt Vonnegut - Chapter 23 |
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Kurt Vonnegut - Chapter 23 (continued) |
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Lewis Black - Chapter 23-01: Pot |
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Sarah Vowell - Chapter 01-23 |
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Sarah Vowell - Chapter 02-23 |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 22 (continued): "She did another of the shrugs which would have brought such joy into the life of a simple cushion from Squornshellous Beta." / Chapter 23: "The battle raged on about the star of Xaxis." |
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Douglas Adams - Chapter 23 (continued): "In his dream he was walking late at night along the East Side, beside the river which had become so extravagantly polluted that new lifeforms were now emerging from it spontaneously, demanding welfare and voting rights." |
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Roald Dahl - Chapter 23: Square Candles That Look Round |
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Eoin Colfer - Chapter 03-23: On Ice |
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Dale Carnegie - Chapter 23: When Nothing Else Works, Try This |
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Al Franken - Chapter 23: I'm Prudenized |
