What Girls Do in the Dark by Garland, Rosie -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Letter of rejection from a Black Hole Trans-Neptunian objects Snuffing hearts that burn too bright Yorkshire lights Making Thunder Roar Palimpsest Caroline Herschel observes the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn, June 1783 What girls do in the dark Heirlooms How can a woman sleep when the Master is in pain? Eloping with a comet The topiary garden Saint Catherine The last pangolin Extinction events The correct hanging of game birds You can begin at almost any point Wicker men They are an oddness Phrenologist Eczema Planetary wobble Long exposure The dark at the end of the tunnel Fox rising Quicksand Sleep of reason Personal aphelion Dancing the plank Scar Self-portrait as Halley’s comet Perihelion is the closest a comet gets to the fire before managing to escape Dark Matter Her name means Electricity The correct digging of latrines Goods to declare Biography of a comet in the body of a dog Auto-da-fé Plunge Stargazer Now that you are not-you There is no there there The devil’s in them Bede writes a history of the English people And yet it moves Since visiting the CERN Large Hadron Collider, you realise what you’ve been doing wrong with your life Post mortem How to keep breathing When worlds collide The autobiographies of stars Bowing out Notes Acknowledgements About the author and this book

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