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Vast Leitner Reading List

The full list of submissions for the Vast Leitner bracket. Bold titles are ones which were accepted to appear in the bracket. Synopses and propaganda can be found below the cut. Be warned, however, that these may contain spoilers!

Abedi, Isabel: Forbidden World Adams, Douglas: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Asimov, Isaac: Nightfall

Borges, Jorge Luis: El Aleph Bradbury, Ray: Kaleidoscope Bradbury, Ray: No Particular Night or Morning

Caine, Rachel: Weather Wardens Clarke, Arthur C.: Maelstrom II Clarke, Susanna: Piranesi Coates, Darcy: From Below Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Curtis, Wardon Allan: The Monster of Lake LaMetrie

Foster, Alan Dean: He

Gardner, Martin: Thang Godwin, Tom: The Nothing Equation Gonzalez, J.F.: Clickers Gorky, Maxim: The Song of the Stormy Petrel Grant, Mira: Into the Drowning Deep

Hawking, Lucy and Stephen: George's Secret Key to the Universe Hardinge, Frances: Deeplight

Inglis, James: Night Watch

King, Stephen: The Jaunt

Lewis, C.S.: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Liu, Cixin: The Dark Forest (Three Body Problem Book 2) Lovecraft, H.P.: Dagon

Macfarlane, Robert: Underland Marquitz, Tim and Nickolas Sharps, ed.: Kaiju Rising: Age of Monsters Melville, Herman: Moby Dick Mortimore, Jim: Beltempest

North, Claire: The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August

Oesterheld, Héctor Germán: El Eternauta

Poe, Edgar Allen: A Descent into the Maelström Pratchett, Terry and Steven Baxter: The Long Earth series Purser-Hallard, Philip: Of the City of the Saved...

Reed, Robert: An Exaltation of Larks Reisman, Michael: Simon Bloom: The Gravity Keeper

Sanderson, Brandon: Firefight Seuss, Dr.: Horton Hears a Who! Simmons, Dan: The Terror Swift, Jonathan: Gulliver's Travels

Tennyson, Alfred: The Kraken Tolstoy, Leo: War & Peace

Verne, Jules: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Abedi, Isabel: Forbidden World

"Reginald has gained a dangerous power. He can shrink anything he likes. And he wants nothing less than the world's most famous buildings. The originals in miniaturized form, of course. Gradually he builds up a huge landscape in his cellar. But Reginald has overlooked something, or more precisely someone. Otis was locked in the Statue of Liberty and Olivia had fled from the police into the famous Berlin department store KaDeWe, when suddenly at night the buildings shrank. Now the children are the size of a fingernail... While they fight for their lives, chaos breaks out in the world outside: where have the monuments gone? And who has stolen them?" Vast stuff: Otis' fear of heights is a huge plot point and he was born on a plane. While Olivia wants to become a pilot. Many scenes of being in high places and terrified, and focus on being very small in a big world.

Spoilers: This book contains two Djinns one that can change the sizes of things one that can make them small and one that can make them big. But they are running out of magic fuel so staying small is the big fear of the characters.

Adams, Douglas: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

The series swings wildly between cosmic dread and comedy, from the insignificance of the Earth's destruction to the chaotic results of the Infinite Improbability Drive to the very notion of the Total Perspective Vortex, the story hammers home again and again the infinitesimal nature of our existence in the vastness of the universe.

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"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy": Seconds before the Earth is demolished for a galactic freeway, Arthur Dent is saved by Ford Prefect, a researcher for the revised Guide. Together they stick out their thumbs to the stars and begin a wild journey through time and space.

"The Restaurant at the End of the Universe": Facing annihilation at the hands of warmongers is a curious time to crave tea. It could only happen to the cosmically displaced Arthur Dent and his comrades as they hurtle across the galaxy in a desperate search for a place to eat.

"Life, the Universe and Everything": The unhappy inhabitants of planet Krikkit are sick of looking at the night sky- so they plan to destroy it. The universe, that is. Now only five individuals can avert Armageddon: mild-mannered Arthur Dent and his stalwart crew.

"So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish": Back on Earth, Arthur Dent is ready to believe that the past eight years were all just a figment of his stressed-out imagination. But a gift-wrapped fishbowl with a cryptic inscription conspires to thrust him back to reality. So to speak.

"Mostly Harmless": Just when Arthur Dent makes the terrible mistake of starting to enjoy life, all hell breaks loose. Can he save the Earth from total obliteration? Can he save the Guide from a hostile alien takeover? Can he save his daughter from herself?

The incomprehensible vastness of the universe is a theme repeated throughout the 'Trilogy". Notable examples include the guide initially describes Earth as 'harmless", after being stranded there for several years, Ford revises this to "mostly harmless". The Total Perspective Vortex, a machine that extrapolates a model of the entire universe, along with a microscopic dot labeled "you are here" this sense of perspective destroys the victim’s mind.

Asimov, Isaac: Nightfall

Lagash's six suns means an Endless Daytime, except for once every 2,049 years, when five suns set and the only sun left in the hemisphere is eclipsed by the moon. The scientists are trying to prepare civilization and themselves for the upcoming nightfall, but when it does occur, no-one is prepared for the thirty thousand stars that suddenly appear in the night sky. This leads to the far more devastating revelation how tiny and insignificant they are by comparison.

"Aton, somewhere, was crying, whimpering horribly like a terribly frightened child. 'Stars — all the Stars — we didn't know at all. We didn't know anything. We thought six stars in a universe is something the Stars didn't notice is Darkness forever and ever and ever and the walls are breaking in and we didn't know we couldn't know and anything —'"

Borges, Jorge Luis: El Aleph

In Borges' story, the Aleph is a point in space that contains all other points. Anyone who gazes into it can see everything in the universe from every angle simultaneously, without distortion, overlapping, or confusion.

Bradbury, Ray: Kaleidoscope

First published in the October 1949 edition of Thrilling Wonder Stories this describes a scene where a spaceship is hit by a meteor and torn apart – ejecting the crew into space. Each astronaut flies off on his own trajectory, hurtling to his doom. For a time they can all communicate through their helmet comms, but slowly, as the separation becomes millions of miles apart, they wind up as solitary figures, alone with his thoughts.

Bradbury, Ray: No Particular Night or Morning

This story takes place during a long interstellar journey. The destination and purpose of the journey are unclear. There are many men (it seems only men) on a large ship. Among them are friends Hitchcock and Clemens. Hitchcock begins to struggle with the idea that there is anything that exists outside of him, that none of it can be proven to exist. Clemens tries to argue with him until Hitchcock is finally treated by the ship’s psychiatrist with the captain’s knowledge, but to no avail. He finally dons a space-suit and leaves the ship. Over the radio he can be heard muttering about how even his own body does not exist.

At one point, Hitchcock is asked why he wanted to go on this journey in the first place. Was he interested in the stars? In seeing other places? In travel? He responds that “It wasn’t going places. It was being between”

Caine, Rachel: Weather Wardens

A speculative fiction series about the secretive bureaucracy that controls the weather. Consequences of this include severely pissing off Mother Earth, sentient storm fronts, and falling from great heights. Often.

Clarke, Arthur C.: Maelstrom II

This short story revolves around an astronaut named Cliff Leyland drifting in a low orbit around the moon after an accident with his capsule's launch. Much of his time is spent waiting to see if he can be rescued and reunited with his family, or is doomed to crash and die.

Clarke, Susanna: Piranesi

Piranesi lives in a place called the House, a world composed of infinite halls and vestibules lined with statues, no two of which are alike. The upper level of the House is filled with clouds, and the lower level with an ocean, which occasionally surges into the middle level following tidal patterns that Piranesi meticulously tracks. He believes he has always lived in the House, and that there are only fifteen people in the world, all but two of whom are long-dead skeletons. The status that decorate the halls and walls of the House are all gigantic and the halls themself are immense and bigger than what any human would be able to build on their own.

Coates, Darcy: From Below

"No light. No air. No escape. Hundreds of feet beneath the ocean's surface, a graveyard waits... Years ago, the SS Arcadia vanished without a trace during a routine voyage. Though a strange, garbled emergency message was broadcast, neither the ship nor any of its crew could be found. Sixty years later, its wreck has finally been discovered more than three hundred miles from its intended course...a silent graveyard deep beneath the ocean's surface, eagerly waiting for the first sign of life. Cove and her dive team have been granted permission to explore the Arcadia's rusting hull. Their purpose is straightforward: examine the wreck, film everything, and, if possible, uncover how and why the supposedly unsinkable ship vanished. But the Arcadia has not yet had its fill of death, and something dark and hungry watches from below. With limited oxygen and the ship slowly closing in around them, Cove and her team will have to fight their way free of the unspeakable horror now desperate to claim them. Because once they're trapped beneath the ocean's waves, there's no going back."

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

This epic poem of a sea voyage beautifully encapsulates the horrors of the ocean, from the terrific force of horrific storms and whirlpools to the unsettling infinity of life, both beautiful and strange, that inhabits the depths below. Most of all, however, it shows the horror of being stranded at sea as the ship is becalmed in the doldrums.

"Day after day, day after day, We stuck, nor breath nor motion; As idle as a painted ship Upon a painted ocean. Water, water, every where, And all the boards did shrink; Water, water, every where, Nor any drop to drink. The very deep did rot: Oh Christ! That ever this should be! Yea, slimy things did crawl with legs Upon the slimy sea."

The crew perish one by one, apart from the narrator. He, by killing the albatross, invoked the wrath of the sea. He alone must live on while the others are permitted to escape in death.

Curtis, Wardon Allan: The Monster of Lake LaMetrie

The story of Dr. James McLennegan and his sickly companion Edward Framingham who travel to a lake high up in the Wyoming mountains. When they reach the lake, McLennegan discovers it is home to an Elasmosaurus which attacks him, but he manages to kill it and removes the brain. Shortly afterwards Framingham seemingly commits suicide and McLennegan decides to place Framingham’s brain into the body of the Elasmosaur, as one does. While this works for a bit, the remainder of the story explores the horror of scale as Framingham's inability to adjust to his new size results in him snapping and devouring his now-insignificant former friend.

Foster, Alan Dean: He

A short story detailing an oceanographer's encounter with the last megalodon, a colossal shark that has lived for millions of years. He is feared by all other creatures and the sight of him installs a primal terror in humans.

Gardner, Martin: Thang

https://vintage.failed-dam.org/thang.htm The titular creature is large enough to grasp Earth between two fingers. It clears off all water and ice before chewing the planet, core and all, before it, in turn, is also eaten by a planet-eater eater.

Godwin, Tom: The Nothing Equation

A short story about how being stationed alone in an empty section of space drives a man mad. Like stories about lighthouses, but bigger. Short enough to link a complete ebook.

Gonzalez, J.F.: Clickers

"Phillipsport, Maine is a quaint and peaceful seaside village. But when hundreds of creatures pour out of the ocean and attack, its residents must take up arms to drive the beasts back. They are the Clickers, giant venomous blood-thirsty crabs from the depths of the sea. The only warning to their rampage of dismemberment and death is the terrible clicking of their claws. But these monsters aren't merely here to ravage and pillage. They are being driven onto land by fear. Something is hunting the Clickers. Something ancient and without mercy."

Basically, kaiju crabs invade the land -- because they're fleeing from something even bigger.

Gorky, Maxim: The Song of the Stormy Petrel

"A short poem, text can be found here. It describes the storm, vast and careless masses of water, roaring and ruthless skies, and a mighty storm petrel fearlessly taking on both elements. it even dares the tempest to get more intense, as all other oceanic forms of life (seagulls, grebes, a penguin) hide in horror before the face of the storm. stormy petrel in russian (буревестник), if translated literally, means 'the announcer of the storm'. there is a short old cartoon which depicts how this poem would function as a leitner, although the cartoon is very comedic and lighthearted. unfortunately, i wasn't able to find a version with english subtitles, but i think it would be clear just from the visuals"

Grant, Mira: Into the Drowning Deep

Seven years ago, the Atargatis set off on a voyage to the Mariana Trench to film a “mockumentary” bringing to life ancient sea creatures of legend. It was lost at sea with all hands. Some have called it a hoax; others have called it a maritime tragedy. Now, a new crew has been assembled. But this time they’re not out to entertain. Some seek to validate their life’s work. Some seek the greatest hunt of all. Some seek the truth. But for the ambitious young scientist Victoria Stewart this is a voyage to uncover the fate of the sister she lost. Whatever the truth may be, it will only be found below the waves. But the secrets of the deep come with a price.

Hawking, Lucy and Stephen: George's Secret Key to the Universe

The space aspects of it, as well as the fact that a character gets trapped in a black hole at one point, gives off Vast vibes to me. Synopsis for more info: The main characters in the book are George Greenby, Susan Bellis, Eric Bellis, Annie Bellis, Dr. Reeper, and Cosmos, the world's most powerful computer. Cosmos can draw windows allowing people to look into outer space, as well as doors that act as portals allowing travel into outer space. It starts by describing atoms, stars, planets, and their moons. It then goes on to describe black holes, which remains the topic of focus in the last part of the book. At frequent intervals throughout the book, there are pictures and "fact files" of the different references to universal objects, including a picture of Mars with its moons.

Hardinge, Frances: Deeplight

"In the old days, the islands of the Myriad lived in fear of the gods, great sea monsters that rose up from the Undersea to devour ships and depopulate entire islands. Now, the gods are no more. They tore each other apart in an event known as the Cataclysm. Fragments of their bodies (known as godware) are dredged up and sold. Hark and his best friend Jelt are petty criminals. When they embark on a dangerous scavenging expedition, they stumble across a strange, pulsing piece of godware and things begin to go very, very wrong."

Gods, the ocean depths, and poverty all play into the themes of insignificance in this novel.

Inglis, James: Night Watch

Concerns an interstellar probe which is still functional when our Galaxy is dying. The story ends with the community of probes launched by various races and drawn together by the fact that very few stars are still shining, setting out on the long voyage to a distant and still-young galaxy as the last star of our galaxy burns out behind them.

King, Stephen: The Jaunt

“As a family prepares to be "Jaunted" to Mars in the 24th century, the father entertains his two children by recounting the curious tale of the discovery and history of this crude form of teleportation. He explains how the scientist who serendipitously discovered it quickly learned that it had a disturbing, inexplicable effect on the mice he "sent through"—eventually concluding that they could only survive the "Jaunt effect" while unconscious. That, the father explains, is why all people must undergo general anaesthesia before using the Jaunt.

The father spares his children the gruesome semi-apocryphal account of the first human to be Jaunted awake, a condemned murderer offered a full pardon for agreeing to the experiment. The man "came through" and immediately suffered a massive heart attack, living just long enough to utter a single cryptic phrase: It's eternity in there...

The father also doesn't mention that since that time, roughly thirty people have, voluntarily or otherwise, jaunted while conscious; they either died instantly or emerged insane. One woman was even shoved alive into eternal limbo by her murderous husband, stuck between two jaunt portals. The man was convicted of murder; though his attorneys attempted to argue that he was not guilty on the grounds that his wife was not technically dead, the implications of the same argument served to secure and hasten his execution.

After the father finishes his story, the family is subjected to the sleeping gas and Jaunted to Mars. When the father wakes, he finds that his inquisitive son held his breath in order to experience the Jaunt while conscious…Hair white with shock, corneas yellowed with age, clawing out his own eyes, the boy reveals the terrible nature of the Jaunt: "Longer than you think, Dad! It's longer than you think!"”

Lewis, C.S.: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

"The Dawn Treader is the first ship Narnia has seen in centuries. King Caspian has built it for his voyage to find the seven lords, good men whom his evil uncle Miraz banished when he usurped the throne. The journey takes Edmund, Lucy, and their cousin Eustace to the Eastern Islands, beyond the Silver Sea, toward Aslan's country at the End of the World."

I mean it's a story about trying to get to the end of the world. What's more Vast than that?

Liu, Cixin: The Dark Forest (Three Body Problem Book 2)

I considered other books in the series but this book more than the others deals with the impact of discovering there is other life out in the universe and the distance between worlds as humanity learns an alien fleet is approaching earth at near-light speed. This book is both vast in the scale of the universe but also on a time scale as it covers the 400 years between the fleet’s departure and arrival at earth.

Lovecraft, H.P.: Dagon

Link

The narrator tells of being on a cargo ship that was captured by a German sea-raider in the Pacific. He would eventually escape and drift until he found himself a “black mire”, which was full of rotting fish and more foul stenches. The things that he witnesses in the vast expanse drive him to madness, and eventually he kills himself rather than face the creatures he witnessed there.

Macfarlane, Robert: Underland

A series of essays on "deep time" - that is, viewing the world over timeframes of billions of years, rather than the shorter timeframes we live within & understand. It is essentially the vastness of time. This concept stretches eons into the past and future and is very daunting to read about. The essays all revolve around things underground and often focus on how they're so much larger than us, existing far before us and stretching far beyond.

Also there's a chapter where the author talks about a calving glacier he saw surge upwards hundreds of feet from the sea, unbelievably huge. He recounts how the ice at its base hadn't seen sunlight in eons, and had never even been seen by human eyes, it was so ancient - it then sank underwater again, to once more be hidden. And if that doesn't sound like the origin of a vast avatar idk what does

Marquitz, Tim and Nickolas Sharps, ed.: Kaiju Rising: Age of Monsters

From the forward: "Enter Kaiju Rising: Age of Monsters. This collection of Kaiju shorts continues the traditions begun by Kaiju pioneers, bringing tales of destruction, hope and morality in the form of giant, city destroying monsters. Even better, the project was funded by Kickstarter, which means you, Dear Reader, made this book possible. And that is a beautiful thing. It means Kaiju, in pop-fiction, are not only alive and well, they’re stomping their way back into the spotlight, where they belong. Featuring amazing artwork, stories from some of the best monster writers around and a publishing team that has impressed me from the beginning, Kaiju Rising: Age of Monsters is a welcome addition to the Kaiju genre and an anthology of epic proportions. My inner nine-year-old is shouting at me to shut-up and let you get to the Kaiju. So, without further delay, let’s all enjoy us some Kaiju Rising."

Notable for the fact the majority of the stories within are downer-ending horror short-stories versus more upbeat monster-fighting ones. Several also tackle concepts of an unstoppable, implacable force, themes of religious horror, and other Vast-aligned concepts.

Melville, Herman: Moby Dick

Okay so Ahab is Hunt, but the thing he's hunting is 1000% Vast. The book is very detailed in its descriptions of the enormity of whales and of the sea. Also, Moby Dick is basically outright stated as being God.

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We all know what The Whale is about. Ahab has beef with Moby Dick, so he vows to hunt it. This is a particularly intelligent, huge whale that everyone advises to steer clear of, and possibly an allegory of God. The book itself is large, it's 135 chapters and a lot of pages and for some reason mandatory reading in some schools. It's a classic and rightfully so. Trying to read it in one sitting is like trying to hunt the proverbial whale, a foolish endeavor no mortal man should attempt. Infinity is best consumed one day at a time, and so is the book. Otherwise you'll drown in (mostly descriptions of) whales.

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Man attempts to fight a giant whale that apparently is representative of the unfathomably great and terrible power of nature/fate/God, and thus almost everyone on his crew ends up drowning.

Mortimore, Jim: Beltempest

Synopsis: "The people of Bellania II see their sun, Bel, shrouded in night for a month following an impossible triple eclipse. When Bel is returned to them a younger, brighter, hotter star, it is the beginning of the end for the entire solar system...

100,000 years later, the Doctor and Sam arrive on Bellania IV, where the population is under threat as disaster looms — immense gravitational and dimensional disturbances are surging through this area of space.

While the time travellers attempt to help the survivors and ease the devastation, a religious suicide-cult leader is determined to spread a new religion through Bel's system — and his word may prove even more dangerous than the terrible forces brought into being by the catastrophic changes in the sun... "

Why it's Vast: The main conflict revolves around the massive natural disasters caused by changes to the Bel System's sun. Moons are ripped from their orbits, gravity waves create planetary earthquakes, and the void of space is rocked by solar flares. In response to these unstoppable disasters, a religion springs up in worship of the star -- as Simon Fairchild noted, religion was once a strong vector for the Vast, though it wasn't explored in much depth within the podcast.

North, Claire: The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August

"The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August" is about the titular protagonist Harry August. He is born, he lives, he dies... Except he does this a lot more than most regular people. Harry is a kalachakra (or ouroborus, the names are used interchangeably), a member of a select few people who, upon dying, simply return to when they were born with all the memories and knowledge of their past lives. This is all well and good until, while on the deathbed of his eleventh life, Harry is warned by a little Kalachakra girl that the world is ending, and he must stop it from doing so."

Vast realised in endless lives of the characters stretching before them till infinity. Vast realised in the perfect endless memory of the main character and some others. Vast realised in eternity.

Oesterheld, Héctor Germán: El Eternauta

Juan Salvo, the inimitable protagonist, along with his friend Professor Favalli and the tenacious metal-worker Franco, face what appears to be a nuclear accident, but quickly turns out to be something much bigger than they had imagined. Cold War tensions, aliens of all sizes, space―and time travel―this one has it all.

Poe, Edgar Allen: A Descent into the Maelström

Inspired by the Moskstraumen, it is couched as a story within a story, a tale told at the summit of a mountain climb in Lofoten, Norway. The story is told by an old man who reveals that he only appears old—"You suppose me a very old man," he says, "but I am not. It took less than a single day to change these hairs from a jetty black to white, to weaken my limbs, and to unstring my nerves." The narrator, convinced by the power of the whirlpools he sees in the ocean beyond, is then told of the "old" man's fishing trip with his two brothers a few years ago.

Driven by "the most terrible hurricane that ever came out of the heavens", their ship was caught in the vortex. One brother was pulled into the waves; the other was driven mad by the horror of the spectacle, and drowned as the ship was pulled under. At first the narrator only saw hideous terror in the spectacle. In a moment of revelation, he saw that the Maelström is a beautiful and awesome creation. Observing how objects around him were attracted and pulled into it, he deduced that "the larger the bodies, the more rapid their descent" and that spherical-shaped objects were pulled in the fastest. Unlike his brother, he abandoned ship and held on to a cylindrical barrel until he was saved several hours later when the whirlpool temporarily subsided, and he was rescued by some fishermen. The "old" man tells the story to the narrator without any hope that the narrator will believe it.

Pratchett, Terry and Steven Baxter: The Long Earth series

Blueprints for an easily to build device that allows people to "step" into a nigh infinite series of alternate earths get published online. The series deals with the exploration of these alternate earths, and the way their existence and accessibility changes human society over the next 50 or so years. The earths next to our own are similar to ours except that there are no humans, but further earths diverged from our own earlier in geological history; millions of earths away are worlds where the KT extinctions never happens, billions of earths away there are worlds where jellyfish live in the sky. It's emphasized throughout the books that all of these earth's are entire planets with billions of years of history that no one will ever fully understand because there's just too much space.

Purser-Hallard, Philip: Of the City of the Saved...

It's set in a city where every human or descendant of humanity who has ever lived has been reborn all at once, and the book makes sure you understand the scope of that. To pull out a few statistics, the city is the size of a spiral galaxy and has a population of a hundred undecillion - or 1 followed by 38 zeros. There's a watchtower at the city's centre which is the width of a continent and the height of one astronomical unit (the distance of Earth to the sun), and a city council ampithetre the size of a gas giant. When I think of a book emphasising physical vastness, I think Of the City of the Saved, because it doesn't just gloss over the size and call it incomprehensible, it makes sure you begin to grasp the scale of things. And that every character in the book is just one person on that scale.

Reed, Robert: An Exaltation of Larks

The book shows the heat death of the universe, where the stars have long since burned out, and stellar formation ceased, leaving behind a dark, cold, and empty universe. Time travelers from the end of time have steadily been working their way back to the Big Bang to prevent this gradual death from happening by turning the universe into an effectively Perpetual Motion Machine that expands, contracts, and expands again.

Reisman, Michael: Simon Bloom: The Gravity Keeper

A boy inadvertently discovers the book that controls the laws of physics and learns to play with gravity and velocity, which on multiple occasions results in him taking an uncontrolled fall into the sky.

Sanderson, Brandon: Firefight

This is the second book in The Reckoners Trilogy, which is about the eponymous group hunting Epics--people who were granted superpowers by the mysterious red star Calamity, but also turned evil and destroyed society as we know it.

In this one, the Reckoners go to Babylon Restored, a.k.a NYC. The city was flooded by the hydrokinetic Regalia, killing thousands and leaving the survivors to inhabit the rooftops of the sunken buildings. Regalia has immense control over water, able to manipulate it on both a mass scale and in a more precise way to attack with tentacles and create clones of herself. Most terrifyingly, she can see out of the surface of any exposed water--which means almost nowhere in Babilar is safe from her eyes.

The fact that the city is flooded is especially problematic for protagonist David, who can't swim and discovers he has a fear of drowning--especially after he is nearly executed in this way. To make matters worse, the Reckoners' base of operations is an underwater bunker with a window open to the water. This culminates in him facing his fear in attempt to save his love interest by shooting at the window to get out of the bunker. While Regalia saves him for her own ends, she also reveals something even more grand and incomprehensibly terrifying--Calamity itself is sapient and apparently malicious.

Seuss, Dr.: Horton Hears a Who!

Hey kids! Take a minute to think about what would happen if the whole planet existed on a single speck of dust, and how easily everything you know could be eradicated by complete cosmic accident!

Simmons, Dan: The Terror

Being trapped in the Arctic? Not just in the Arctic but in the middle of an ice sheet on the ocean? With the only land being a 3 day trek away? So all you can see before you is open plains of snow and ice and knowing underneath you is also the cold, uncaring, freezing ocean? That's not even taking into account the monster hunting you and your men is easily the size of 3-4 polar bears

Swift, Jonathan: Gulliver's Travels

Plays a lot with perspective -- Gulliver is a giant on one island, and an ant on another. There's also an island that flies and blots out the sun to conquer the lands below it.

Tennyson, Alfred: The Kraken

Link to the poem

Vivid imagery of deep-sea colossi and the enormous weight of the ocean and eternity.

Tolstoy, Leo: War & Peace

real world leitner - inspires dread and fear in the hearts of millions of russian high schoolers with its enormous page count, oppressively large cast of characters and incomprehensible fragments of french inserted directly into the narrative

Verne, Jules: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Themes of insignificance and descriptions of colossal terrors abound.

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Hi Alice!! Hope you’re doing well and taking care of yourself 💜

I had some random thoughts pop in my head: what kind of music do u think Lloyd would listen to? Like what would he listen to running errands or working out

Another random thought: what’s his self care routine like? We all know how much our boy loves to pamper himself and keep his appearance up 😝 you don’t have to answer if u don’t want! I also just want to say I love your work and you have a gift for writing 💓💓 keep up the amazing work

Lloyd's self care routine beings with his skin. He's not particularly spendy in this department, but he always prioritizes his routine. Lloyd Hansen does not miss a day of skin care - ever. He uses Cetaphil for a cleanser because it's hypoallergenic. This is purely for practical purposes, since he goes through a lot of it. He washes his face every morning, again after his workout, and double cleanses with an oil, and then Cetaphil to rinse it off, at night.

With moisturizer, he's more picky. He likes the Blu Atlas because of the woodsy scent and their high quality ingredients. Unlike the cleanser, which is basically fancy soap, his moisturizer is going to stay on and permeate his skin for hours. So, this is where he spends his money. He uses an eye cream from Blu Atlas, and wishes he'd have started using it earlier.

Lloyd wears facial sunscreen every single day, and makes sure to reapply on the days he golfs. He keeps regular spray on sunscreen in the golf cart for the rest of his body.

He also uses a Niacinamide serum and vitamin C serum in the morning. In the evening, he applies the AlphaRet overnight cream before bed. Lloyd has no intention of wrinkling early, particularly not when he's dating someone so much younger than him.

Also, he's not hesitant to do some dermaplaning, microneedling, or a facial peel now and then. Lloyd sees his dermatologist twice a year for a skin check and preventative care.

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Lloyd’s taste in music is as follows:

Rock

Classical

Country

Rhythm & Blues

Hip Hop / Rap

First is rock music. He grew up listening to R.E.M., Guns N’ Roses, Nirvana, KISS, and the Beastie Boys. This is the genre he gravitates towards the most. 90s rock is his favorite era, followed closely by 80s rock. For that decade, his favorites are: Queen, Lover Boy, Depeche Mode, and Bruce Springsteen. In the genre, his taste spans a wide variety of artists from ZZ Top to the Rolling Stones and all the way into more pop influenced bands like Cheap Trick and The Outfield.

Lloyd is also a huge fan of classical music.

He’d never willingly share this fact, but it’s been a coping mechanism of his for a long time. His study hall teacher used to play it during class and he found it really helped him calm down and concentrate. The softer sounds of composers like Bach, Mozart, and Debussy are among his favorites. With time, his taste expanded into underrated composers like Erich Korngold, Alexander Scriabin, and Ottorino Respighi. In terms of minutes listened, classical music is one of Lloyd’s core genres.

He also enjoys country music. Like his taste for classical music, he sometimes prefers to hide this one. Being around Zach, who also loves country music, tends to bring it out more. His favorites are George Strait, Reba McEntire, Tim McGraw, Garth Brooks, LeAnn Rimes, and Alan Jackson. He also likes some of the older artists like Ronnie Milsap, Charley Pride, Glen Campbell, Merle Haggard and Eddy Arnold.

Another genre he listens to is R&B. This stems from being alive in the 90’s. Boys II Men released bangers, okay? Once you heard them on the radio you went looking for more. He likes Alicia Keys, Montell Jordan, Rihanna and Marvin Gaye. His taste in Rap and Hip Hop was developed more in college. It was the popular workout soundtrack of the time and his college football program played it in the weights room. He mostly likes artists like DMX, Eminem, Nas, OutKast, Ice Cube, and Tupac.

Finally, here are some of Lloyd’s favorite songs.

Rock Music

All the Love in the World - The Outfield

Imitation of Life - R.E.M.

Civil War - Guns N’ Roses

Lake of Fire - Nirvana

Can’t You Hear Me Knocking - Rolling Stones

I Love It Loud - KISS

No Sleep Til Brooklyn - Beastie Boys

Under Pressure - Queen

Out of Time - Rolling Stones

The Ballad of T.V. Violence - Cheap Trick

Take Me to the Top - LoverBoy

Policy of Truth - Depeche Mode

Born in the U.S.A - Bruce Springsteen

Legs - ZZ Top

Get Off of My Cloud - Rolling Stones

Something to Talk About - Bonnie Raitt

Ain’t That a Shame - Cheap Trick

Voodoo Child - Jimi Hendrix

Rosanna - Toto

Radio Free Europe - R.E.M.

Love Bites - Def Leppard

Poison - Alice Cooper

You Can’t Always Get What You Want - Rolling Stones

Surrender - Cheap Trick

Won’t Get Fooled Again - The Who

Enter Sandman - Metallica

Green River - Clearwater Revival

Come As You Are - Nirvana

I’m the Only One - Melissa Etheridge

Sympathy For the Devil - Rolling Stones

I Can’t Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar

Love Hate Love - Alice In Chains

Fire Woman - The Cult

Country Music

I Don’t Think She’s in Love Anymore - Charley Pride

Ocean Front Property - George Strait

The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia - Reba McEntire

Just to See You Smile - Tim McGraw

Rodeo - Garth Brooks

Hooked on an 8 Second Ride - Chris LeDoux

Easy Come, Easy Go - George Strait

Can’t Fight the Moonlight - LeAnn Rimes

Summertime Blues - Alan Jackson

Don’t Your Memory Ever Sleep - Ronnie Milsap

Why Haven’t I Heard From You - Reba McEntire

Tulsa Time - Don Williams

Papa Loved Mama - Garth Brooks

Is Anyone Going to San Antone - Charley Pride

Nobody - Sylvia

A Country Boy Can Survive - Hank Williams, Jr.

Chattahoochee - Alan Jackson

All My Ex’s Live in Texas - George Strait

Rhinestone Cowboy - Glen Campbell

Mama Tried - Merle Haggard

Wild Horses - Garth Brooks

Stranger in My House - Ronnie Milsap

Right Kind of Wrong - LeAnn Rimes

Real Good Man - Tim McGraw

Make the World Go Away - Eddy Arnold

Call of the Wild - Chris LeDoux

Mountain of Love - Charley Pride

Good Ole Boys Like Me - Don Williams

One Promise Too Late - Reba McEntire

Give It Away - George Strait

Southern Nights - Glen Campbell

What She’s Doing Now - Garth Brooks

Family Tradition - Hank Williams, Jr.

#lloyd hansen imagine #lloyd hansen #lloyd x princess #the princess and the lawyer: ask #lloyd hansen blurb #lloyd hansen fanfic #lloyd hansen fanfiction #lloyd hansen fic #the gray man fanfic #the gray man fanfiction #chris evans characters

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okay firstly NO I DIDNT KNOW THERE WAS AN OFFICIAL PLAYLIST BUT IM FR IN LOVE WITH IT THANK U FOR UR GENIUS

secodly, sorry all i have is a list and a yt link but unforch one of the songs isnt on spotify 😭

thirdly, unofficial official flugazi yearling ost:

love, love, love - the mountain goats; when he saw his face reflected in his victim's twinkling eye, some things you'll do for money and some you'll do for fun but the things you do for love are going to come back to you one by one

goodbye to old missoula - willis alan ramsey; clouds hang on the mountain, they make me lonesome inside, and these four walls surround me leaving nowhere to hide

all the gold in california - brother marshall & the choir of fire; yes the acapella version from the silly danny mcbride show because it's so vibes so aesthetic so yearling

when a man loves a woman - marcus king; the version that only exists on youtube because marcus king hates me personally and won't put it on a streaming service

i ride an old paint - colter wall; when i die take my saddle from the wall, place it on my old pony, lead him out of his stall, tie my bones to the saddle, turn our faces to the west, we'll both ride the prairie that we love the best

plain to see plainsman - colter wall; let me die in the country that i love the most, i'm a plain to see plainsman and this i will boast, my heart it lies far from the east or west coast

can i take my hounds to heaven - tyler childers; if i can't take my hounds to heaven, if i can't hunt on god's land, i'd rather load mt dog box up and go to hell with all my friends

some days - sturgill simpson; i'm getting pretty tired of sittin' around and wasting time, and i'm tired of taking blame when i ain't done nothing wrong, i'm tired of other people trying to take what's mine, and i'm tired of y'all playing dress up and tryna sing them old country songs

northeast texas woman - jerry jeff walker; those texas ladies are texas gold, kisses sweeter than cactus, takes no practice to love

jamestown ferry - charley crockett; she had a soothing southern drawl, made me feel like a man through it all

you never even call me by my name - leann rimes; i hc that bambi used to get mad at bars when this played and no one did the "LET ME LET ME LET ME" part of the chorus and the leann rimes ver. is the one where you can hear it the most 😭

sounds like the radio - zach top; people call me a walkin' talkin' jukebox, i keep the hits spinnin' non-stop / they say honky tono heroes go to heaven you know, maybe that's why everyone wants to go 'cause it sounds like the radio back in '94

on youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbbBB_mPYjYrO4sRPE2Oj3pxUIy3lp3CI&si=FQX5mL-ndOCaEYv5

love u bunches + follow up discussion topic: BAMBI FC????

HI BESTIEEEEEEEE!

AHHHH I love these!!! And I love that you're invested enough to make a playlist. I hope you're loving the fic!!!

As far as FCs, below the cut :D

I see Bambi as a fairly tough but still feminine looking woman, one with fairly large, brown eyes. I usually picture her as Kiera Knightly

Or Anne Hathaway

I feel like she kind of looks sweet at first glance (and I think tends toward more kindness and caring by nature than her reality allows - as a ranch hand before and the apocalypse now) but then has a lot of bite to her. She's in her early 40s for every part of the fic that's not a flashback but I feel like she's aged pretty well and looks a bit younger than she actually is. Not drastically but I think most people would put her at like 37 instead of 42 if guessing her age.

Curious to know who you picture!! Love you!!!!!

#send asks #kit answers #yearling

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oldfangirl81 · 11 months

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Ten tags, ten tubes!

put your spotify (or non-spotify equivalent????) 'on repeat' playlist on shuffle, share the first 10 and then tag 10 people 💙

Well this should be interesting between my baking and writing playlists there is overlap.

1. Fuck You by Lily Allen

2. HONEY (ARE YOU COMING?) by Maneskin

3. Paint It Black by Vanessa Carlton

4. Can't Fight The Moonlight by LeAnn Rimes

5. I Need To Know by Marc Anthony

6. Rewrite The Stars by James Arthur & Anne-Marie

7. People Like Us (cover from Season 1 of Doom Patrol) by Matt Bomer feat Alan Mingo Jr.

8. King Of My Heart by Sub-Radio

9. Breathless by The Corrs

10. Rich Kids (Middle Cla$$ mix) by New Medicine

I never know who to tag but don't feel you need to @cassiesinsanity @dodger-sister @sugdenlovesdingle @tarlosmalec

#music #tumblr games

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chrancecriber · 1 year

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Antenne Vorarlberg Chillout Lounge (August 24, 2023)

23:55 Hraach & Armen Miran - Nowhere 23:49 Worldwide Groove Corporation - Besame Mucho 23:46 Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground 23:42 Paul Oakenfold, Bolier, Luis Fonsi - The World Can Wait (Bolier Remix) 23:38 Lions Head - Begging (Rami Remix) 23:35 Sons Of Maria - Elevate 23:26 Boral Kibil - Never Again (Bobby Deep Mix) 23:23 Mahmut Orhan - Schhh (Feat. Irina Rimes) 23:19 Tycho - Horizon 23:16 Felix Jaehn, Cheat Codes Feat. Bow Anderson - I Just Wanna 23:11 Armin Van Buuren - Never Wanted This 23:08 Filatov & Karas - Au Au 23:01 Gerrit Van Der Meer - Solaris 22:58 Alok Feat. John Martin - Wherever You Go 22:55 Shaun Frank & Takis Feat. Shells - Don't Say I Love You 22:50 Fous De La Mer - Conmigo 22:47 Emily Burns - Im So Happy 22:43 Blank & Jones - Alone In This Rhythm 22:39 Five Seasons - In Your Town 22:36 Maxim Lany Feat. Freya Alley - Anymore 22:33 Gamper & Dadoni - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! 22:28 M.i.k.e., York, Asheni - Across The Ocean (R.i.b. With Soty & Seven24 Remix) 22:22 Rìfìs Du Sol - Next To Me 22:19 Glockenbach - Dirty Dancing 22:15 Melosense - Polarization (Original Mix) 22:12 Dvine - Unknown Reality 22:08 Groove Da Praia - Is This Love 22:06 Deepend & Graham Candy - Belong (Deepend Edit) 22:02 Alex Breitling - Lilie 21:56 Boris Pillmann - Mood Of Moonlight 21:53 Parov Stelar - Fire 21:50 Tinlicker & Helsloot - Because You Move Me 21:45 Eelke Kleijn - Mojo's Tale 21:42 Gestört Aber Geil & Anna Grey - Thank You 21:38 Ck West & Sassi K - C Song 21:34 Riccardo Eberspacher - Sunetul De Seara 21:30 Nora En Pure - Enchantment 21:28 R3hab X Lukas Graham - Most People 21:23 Fous De La Mer - Luz 21:20 Alok & Timmy Trumpet - Underwater Love (La Vision Remix) 21:17 Cookin' On 3 Burners, Henri Purnell & Revelries - Force Of Nature 21:12 Lyke - Stay With Me 21:09 Dj Antoine & Deep Vice - When You Want Some Love (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k21 Mix) 21:05 Air - You Make It Easy 20:58 Mashk & Soul Button - Pensées 20:50 Hraach Feat. Iveta Mukuchyan - Sarer Jan 20:45 Rodg - Jacqueline (Chill Mix) 20:41 Brendon Moeller - Emerging 20:38 Dimitri Vegas - Pull Me Closer 20:31 Eskadet - Solitudes 20:28 Loud Luxury And Frank Walker Feat. Stephen Puth - Like Gold 20:25 Dizkodude & Dj Antoine - Your Eyes (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k21 Summer Mix) 20:21 Selena Gomez & Marshmello - Wolves 20:14 Hraach - After Dark 20:08 Esteban Garcia - Para Mi 20:04 The Alan Parsons Project - Old And Wise 20:00 Ac Venture - Rain In Spain (Roberto Sol Remix) 19:56 Stefano Saletti & Piccola Banda Ikona - Tagama 19:53 Alan Walker X Hans Zimmer - Time (Alan Walker Remix) 19:46 Christopher Von Deylen - Opaque 19:42 Van Dresen, Akki & Monteur Feat. Christina Novelli - Beautiful 19:36 Jean-michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Pt. 4 19:31 David Guetta, Robin Schulz, Cheat Codes - Shed A Light (Blank & Jones Remix) 19:27 Moca - Flotter Tag 19:23 Robin Schulz Feat. Alida - In Your Eyes 19:20 Tonenation - Hijo De La Luna 19:16 Tim Plvnk - Just Tonight (Extended Mix) 19:09 Doyeq & Jay Medvedeva - Break Into My Walls (Armen Miran & Hraach Remix) 19:05 Dead Composers - Starlight 19:00 Eelke Kleijn - Woodstock 18:54 Joachim Pastor & Signum - Something You Need (Extended Mix) 18:51 Schiller - Sommerregen 18:48 Chaël Feat Kaii - Don't Speak 18:41 Julian Wassermann - People 18:38 Alok Feat. Bruno Martini & Zeeba - Never Let Me Go 18:36 Mellowdy - Rise Up 18:32 Above & Beyond - Is It Love? (1001) (Original Mix) 18:29 Dash Berlin Feat. Roxanne Emery - Shelter 18:22 Edx - Conundrum 18:15 Colyn - Unstable Gravity Alert 18:08 Calavera & Manya Feat. Maja Aleksic - Seta 18:02 Firtz Kalkbrenner - Golden (Fideles Remix) 17:57 Under Pressure - Near The Ocean 17:53 Nora En Pure - All I Need 17:50 Purple Disco Machine - Hypnotized 17:46 Chicane Feat. Bo Bruce - Still With Me 17:43 Blank & Jones Feat. Mick Roach - Magnolia 17:39 Goldfish Feat. Nate Highfield & Dan Silver - Forever Free 17:35 Burak Yeter Feat. Danelle Sandova - Tuesday 17:32 Duboss - Losing My Religion 17:29 Alina Baraz & Galimatias - Fantasy (Felix Jaehn Remix) 17:24 Mind Against, Dyzen - Freedom 17:21 Felix Jaehn Feat. Zoe Wees - Do It Better 17:18 Portishead - Revenge Of The Number 17:14 Hakan Lidbo Feat. Emma - What Is Love 17:09 Blank & Jones Feat. Zoe Durrant - Adios Ayer 17:06 Sting - Fragile 17:02 Blank & Jones - High Fly 16:57 Deep Dive Corp. Feat. Dennis Le Gree - Water 16:51 Mads Arp Featuring Julie Harrington - Alive 16:47 2raumwohnung - Wir Werden Sehen (Paul Kalkbrenner Remix) 16:44 Daniel Portman - Sensual Desires 16:40 Rank 1 - T.t.c. 16:37 Milk & Sugar Feat. John Paul Young - Love Is In The Air 16:34 Avaion X Vize X Leony - Pieces 16:29 Jazzamor - Way Back 16:27 Bernward Koch - Flowing Colors 16:23 Schiller - Once Upon A Time (Cahill Remix) 16:20 Robin Schulz - Headlights 16:18 Felix Jaehn & The Stickmen Project Feat. Calum Scott - Rain In Ibiza 16:15 Kygo & Imagine Dragons - Born To Be Yours 16:08 Armen Miran & Hraach - Gravitation 16:05 Junge, Junge Feat. Jamie Hartma - Wicked Hearts 16:01 Discover. - Lost In Music 15:54 Atb - No Fate 15:51 Tiësto - The Motto 15:46 Sean Hayman - See Of Love (Whisper Mix) 15:43 Lucy Neville - Shameless 15:39 Robin Schulz & Felix Jaehn - One More Time 15:34 Aromabar - Renegade 15:30 Golden Tone Radio - Glück 15:23 Timboletti - Dhunche 15:19 Saint Privat - Somebody To Love (Uko Remix) 15:14 Mike Candys & Jack Holiday - La Serenissima 15:09 Ganga - Time Spent 15:05 Blank & Jones Feat. Zoe Durrant - One Evening (Lofi Selection) 15:01 Lstn, Arya Noble - Desert Walk 14:56 Estelle Feat. Kanye West - American Boy (Lost Frequencies Remix) 14:52 Lstn - Undecided 14:46 Rodg - Heights 14:42 Emmit Fenn - Blinded 14:38 Kidsø - Finja 14:34 Tinlicker Feat. Hero Baldwin - Rebirth 14:26 Chris Coco & Captain Bliss - Harmonica Track (Deep Mix) 14:20 Tebra - Suton 14:16 Kid Massive, Yuji Ono, Dtale - Pray (Wolf Krew Remix) 14:08 Andre Rizo - Hang 14:02 Twocolors - Together 13:54 Troels Hammer - Trans/ For/ Mation 13:47 Avira & Diana Miro - The Worship (Mark Knight Extended) 13:43 Blank & Jones - Sunny (Summer Vibe Mix) 13:37 Blüchel & Von Deylen - Gymnopedie No. 1 13:33 Pirra Feat. Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas Remix - Limousine Lies 13:27 Röyksopp & Jamie Irrepressible - The Next Day (Mind Against Remix) 13:24 Sam Feldt X Lush & Simon Feat. Inna - Fade Away 13:21 Lucas Estrada & Henri Purnell & Neimy - In My Fantasy 13:19 Lika Morgan - Ding Dong 13:13 Lovers Lane - Island Memories 13:10 Dize Feat. Aurii - Wenn Ich Nicht Mehr Weiss 13:03 Miyagi, Sascha Braemer, Dan Caster, Jan Blomqvist - Woodpeckers Love Affair 12:58 Sacred Spirit - Yeha-noha (Wishes Of Happiness & Prosperity) 12:56 Tiësto & Karol G - Don't Be Shy 12:52 Leslie, Ben E, Falki - Help Myself (Original Mix) 12:48 Klangkarussel & Poppy Baskcomb - This Love 12:46 Steve Forest, Te Pai - Never Gonna Give You Up 12:41 Blank & Jones - Pure Shores 12:39 Möwe - Bad Intentions 12:34 Scotty & Wilcox - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (Wilcox Extended) 12:27 Sébastien Tellier - La Ritournelle 12:24 Edx & Amba Shepherd - Off The Grid 12:21 Kamrad - I Believe 12:14 Max Melvin - Lo-fi City 12:08 Tebra - Istok 12:05 Kygo & Sasha Sloan - I'll Wait 12:00 Mikael Delta - The Last Storm Of Words 11:57 Tom Novy & Dan Le Blonde - Let's Dance (Tom Novy Remix) 11:53 Schiller - Liebe 11:50 Lunax - I Like 11:47 Riva Starr Feat. Imaginary - Ride This Sound 11:42 Woolfy Vs. Projections - We Were There 11:40 Feder & Ofenbach Feat. Dawty Music - Call Me Papi 11:35 Enui - Adieu (Arielle Lb Remix) 11:31 Adele - Skyfall 11:28 Zoe - C'est La Vie 11:25 Mount & Emdey - Venus 11:22 Hein Klein Feat. Lisa Carter - I Was Made For Loving You 11:16 Shakedown - At Night (Afterlife Remix) 11:13 Stepha Schweiger - When I Was A Bird 11:08 Remady & Manu-l - Another Day In Paradise 11:05 Deeperlove & Marc Korn - Vertigo (R.i.o. Remix) 11:02 Crying Robot, Abi F. Jones - Different Sides 10:59 Ambyion - Motion 10:54 Schiller - White Nights (Don't Let Me Go) 10:48 Phil Mison - Lula 10:45 Sans Souci - Nanda 10:41 Kyla La Grange - Cut Your Teeth 10:36 Maestro & Cabal - Rocklands Beach 10:31 Mr.da-nos - San Francisco 2k20 10:26 Bolier & Leandro Da Silva - Floripa (Extended) 10:23 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Void 10:18 Three Drives On A Vinyl - Greece 2000 (Sebastian Davidson & Melosense Remix) 10:15 Matoma Feat. Jonah Kagen - Summer Feeling 10:10 Daniele Mastracci Feat. Allegra - Something Great 10:06 Ck West - Aldebaran 2021 10:02 Loopaland - Born To Be Alive 09:59 Mila Feat. Uwe Worlitzer - Teil Von Mir 09:56 Edx - Ecletric (Mixed) 09:50 Guenter Haas - Look Inside Yourself 09:41 Christopher Von Deylen - Heaven Can Wait 09:34 Colyn - Lightyears 09:28 Cell - The Gate 09:25 Sans Souci - Fenton 09:20 Kidsø - Fir 09:13 Levitation - More Then Ever People 09:09 Robin Schulz - Moonlit Sky (With The Void Pacific Choir) 09:06 Fedde Le Grand Feat. Vince Freeman - Devils 09:02 Light Of Aidan Feat. Note For A Child - Loving You 08:58 Passenger 10 - Voices In Her Head 08:53 Marc Puig - To Start Anew 08:51 The Holy Santa Barbara Feat. Madugo - The Sailor Song 08:48 Carstn, Jason Walker - Could You Love Me (Munich Monstrs Remix) 08:44 Paul Kalkbrenner - Part Eight 08:41 Together Alone - Let Go 08:37 Christopher Von Deylen - Heliotrope 08:30 Stan Kolev, Yuji Ono - Try (Original Mix) 08:26 P. Lion - Happy Children (Special Remastered ) 08:21 Schiller & Tricia Mcteague - Guardian Angel 08:17 Trentemoller - Miss You 08:11 Rodriguez Jr. Feat. Liset Alea - What Is Real 08:07 Jean-michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Pt. 5 08:02 Jasmon - Sanpo Suru 07:59 Majestic & Boney M. - Rasputin 07:54 Music On Canvas Feat. Tabitha - Upside Down 07:51 Chicane Feat. Bryan Adams - Don't Give Up 07:47 Blank & Jones - Coastline 07:42 Phil Mison - Just Landed 07:39 Alok Feat. Alida - Love Again 07:35 Sum Wave - Beach Memories 07:32 The Alan Parsons Project - Mammagamma (Instrumental) 07:28 Christopher Von Deylen - Infinity 07:18 Moby - Too Much Change 07:15 Sam Feldt - Show Me Love (Original Mix) 07:12 James Carter & Ofenbach Feat. James Blunt - Can't Forget You 07:09 Twopilots - Take My Breath Away 07:05 Klingande & Krishane - Rebel Yell 07:03 Avian Grays & Azteck - Endlessly 07:00 Avicii - For A Better Day 06:52 David Hohme - Fear Less (Hraach Remix) 06:46 Consolidation Feat. Moguai - Ode To Joy 06:39 Orange & Tusnelda - Stay Asleep 06:35 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Angel Taylor - Make It Right (Trinix Remix) 06:31 Valante - Rissa 06:27 Avec - Under Water (Club Edit) 06:23 Sum Wave - Goodbye Earth 06:20 Nora En Pure - Stop Wasting Time 06:15 Slackwax - Midnight 06:09 Christopher Von Deylen - Euphoria 06:02 Monolink & Zigan Aldi - Fidale (I Feel) Vocal Version 05:59 Kygo & Selena Gomez - It Ain't Me 05:53 Deep Dive Corp. & Setsuna - Transatlantic 05:47 Geonis & Wallmers - Stand On Our Own (Mier Remix) 05:41 Shkoon Feat. Fruiterama - Napauken 05:35 Sans Souci - Venice 05:31 Drenchill Ft. Indiiana - Hey Hey 05:27 Jean-michel Jarre - Oxygene, Pt. 4 05:25 Edx - Neptune 05:21 Rìfìs - Like An Animal 05:18 Kygo, Paul Mccartney & Michael Jackson - Say Say Say 05:15 Sum Wave - Backyard Stories 05:09 Depeche Mode - When The Body Speaks 05:06 Dj Antoine Feat. Craig Smart - Good Vibes (Good Feeling) (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k19 Mix) 05:03 Nora Van Elken - Honshu 04:57 Fous De La Mer - Ocean 22°e 04:54 Gamper & Dadoni Feat. Joe Jury - Satellites 04:50 Flamingo Star - Lost In Music 04:47 Nightcall X Henri Purnell Feat. Eke - When The Morning Breaks 04:44 Atb & Topic - Your Love (9pm) 04:39 Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy 04:36 Tomas Skyldeberg - Outside The Window 04:34 Gil Glaze Feat. Dante Thomas - West La 04:30 Alan Walker Feat. Anthony Keyrous & Henri Purnell Feat. Romy Wave - Alone (Remix) 04:27 Kai Schwarz, Cayus & Yass - My Love Is Your Love 04:24 Blank & Jones - Swept Away 04:19 Glenn Main - Message To Spain 04:16 Backstreet Boys - Chances (Instrumental) 04:14 Alok & James Arthur - Work With My Love 04:10 Kygo Feat. Parson James - Stole The Show 04:07 Nora Van Elken - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) 04:02 Fous De La Mer - Aguas Blancas 03:59 Nto (Fr) Feat. Sofiane Pamart - Invisible (Piano Version) 03:54 Claptone Feat. Dizzy - Queen Of Ice Queen Of Ice 03:49 Gary B - Love Rain Down 03:45 Brando - Don't Call Me (Galantis Remix) 03:40 Worakls - Caprice 03:35 Yantra Mantra - Ascension Into Heaven (Chandini Mix) 03:32 Moli - Cloud No9 (Montmartre Remix) 03:28 Panama, Satin Jackets - The Future 03:23 Nick Sinckler, Lukas Termena - Get Up (Original Mix) 03:21 Viva La Panda, Finding Molly - Chances 03:17 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Good Things 03:13 Jamiroquai - Love Foolosophy 03:06 Nora En Pure - Oblivion (Extended Mix) 03:00 Mozez Feat. Henry Binns From Zero 7 - Beautiful Day 02:58 Nora Van Elken - Heaven Is A Place On Earth 02:55 Mount & Illian - Fool 02:51 Sanavé - Deja Morinor 02:47 Melokind - Tiefgang 02:45 Vievie - Sea Roses 02:41 Coldplay - Everglow 02:37 Bronson Feat. Lau.ra - Heart Attack 02:35 The Alan Parsons Project - The Turn Of A Friendly Card 02:28 Tom Odell - Another Love (Zwette Edit) 02:25 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Jake Reese - Need You Now 02:19 Blank & Jones - Coh 02:15 Wamdue Project - King Of My Castle 02:12 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Josha Daniel - Oscillations 02:08 Set Mo Feat. Deutsch Duke - White Dress (Radio Version) 02:05 Bernward Koch - Lonely Dream (Solo Piano) 02:02 Rene Rodrigezz & Tristan Henry - Let Me Go 01:58 Fine Young Cannibals - Johnny Come Home (Mousse T. Cocktail Mix) 01:55 Sum Wave - Passing Clouds 01:52 Nora En Pure - Life On Hold 01:47 Owen Ear, Stereoteric - Screaming Heart (Original Mix) 01:42 Röyksopp Feat. Astrid S - 02 Let's Get It Right 01:31 Monkey Safari - Hi Life (Cheeky Bold Cover) 01:27 The Alan Parsons Projekt - Mammagamma (Instrumental) 01:19 Maxim Lany - Riding The Wave (Extended Mix) 01:16 Hallmann - Always Be 01:10 Hraach, Armen Miran - Aldebaran (Original) 01:08 Digital Camel - Shine Bright 01:04 Morcheeba - Under The Ice 01:02 Jerome & Neptunica - High On Music 00:56 Anrey - We Are The Mirrors (Extended Mix) 00:50 Consoul Trainin & Pink Noisy Feat. Anastasia Zannis - Tango To Evora 00:43 Beyhude - Akasha 00:39 Eli & Fur - Come Back Around 00:36 Nora En Pure - Homebound 00:28 Garlington - Falling To Pieces (Extended Mix) 00:25 Kygo With Avicii & Sandro Cavazza - Forever Yours (Tribute) 00:20 Morcheeba - Slow Down 00:18 Lunax & Zana - Gone Tomorrow 00:14 Above & Beyond Feat. Zoe Johnston - Treasure 00:10 Dalibor Dadoff, Nacho Lezcano, Grabo Bakos - Sounds Like A Melody 00:06 Jan Blomqvist & Bloom Twins - High On Beat (Sofi Tukker Remix) 00:03 Mr. Probz - Waves 00:00 Valerie Dore - The Night (Zyx Edit Remastered 2021)

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