K. A. Bedford, Time Machines Repaired While-U-Wait (2008), Chapter 18
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The coffee, when he tried it, was strong almost to the point of being unbearable, but not quite. In short, it was divine.
— K. A. Bedford on Coffee
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About K. A. Bedford
Kenneth Adrian Bedford (born 1963), better known under the pseudonym of K. A. Bedford, is an Australian writer of science fiction.
About K. A. Bedford
Kenneth Adrian Bedford (born 1963), better known under the pseudonym of K. A. Bedford, is an Australian writer of science fiction.
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