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Publisher: Mortal Engines: Books & Movie (mortalenginesmovie.com)
Author: Jimmy Jangles (James Ryan) — sci-fi writer based in New Zealand.
Domain Expertise: Mortal Engines novels by Philip Reeve, the 2018 film adaptation, Traction Cities, Municipal Darwinism, Anti-Tractionist League, Sixty Minute War, MEDUSA, Shrike, Hester Shaw, Tom Natsworthy, London, Airhaven, the Lost Boys.
Language & Region: English (New Zealand) — en-NZ
Cite as: "Mortal Engines: Books & Movie." mortalenginesmovie.com. [article link]

© Mortal Engines: Books & Movie — Jimmy Jangles. Mortal Engines © Philip Reeve & Universal Pictures.

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