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The Nibiru Games
2021
First Published
197
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Lexi and Lily Stannington are two identical fifteen-year-old twins who both attend Teddington High school. Both the girls are incredibly clever and are in the same alpha class; they each have a special gift, extrasensory perception. When they call into the Old Curiosity sweet shop on their way home from school, they never realised how important the note would be that the Irishman had slipped into Lily’s pocket. Who would have thought the note would contain directions to Manchester Cathedral. They discover a unique key in the crypt that takes them on an incredible adventure to participate in the Nibiru games. A planet so far away, It is only accessible by stepping through a time and space expander gate. Lexi and Lily had no idea what they were getting themselves into; the Nibiru wizardry council had selected them out of thousands of possibilities to play the Nibiru games, an event that only took place every five years and was watched by millions on the planet Nibiru. When Alatar, one of the twelve wizards from the wizardry council, meets them, he explains they must earn twenty-one points to advance and move from level to level. After completing a level, they can leave Nibiru at any time if they want to, but the prizes and the prize money becomes so appealing it becomes impossible to stop.

Author

David Pollard
David Pollard
Author · 2 books
David Pollard was born in London in 1942. He fled accountancy to the University of Sussex where he was given his three degrees in literature, the history of ideas and philosophy. The last of these, a doctorate, was published as The Poetry of Keats: Language and Experience and is a Heideggerian interpretation of the poet. He has also published other work on Keats, as well as on Blake and Nietzsche. His latest, Nietzsche’s Footfalls, a meditation on the philosopher and his times, came out in 2003. He has also reviewed extensively in the fields of both philosophy and literature. Pollard’s work has appeared in: Omphalos, Tears in the Fence, Aletheia, Fire, Eratica, Eclipse and Poetry Monthly. He is curently writing a comparison of Blake and Nietzsche.
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