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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Author, Indigo, Woodstock with the genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Till Human Voices Wake Us'
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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled Till Human Voices Wake Us about Till, Human, Voices with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Women's Fiction.
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conversations.value: Till Human Voices Wake Us is my eighth book. The novel was sparked by a conversation I overheard, and the story took off from there. I was as surprised by the ending of it as I hope readers will be.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book titled Till Human Voices Wake Us about Author, Indigo, Woodstock with the genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction.
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conversations.value: Till Human Voices Wake Us (film): Fifteen-year-old Sam Franks has returned from a Melbourne boarding school to his hometown in Victoria.\nHe has an obvious affection towards a local girl, Silvy, who has a disability affecting her legs which requires a brace and prevents her from walking freely.\nThis does not stop the two friends from enjoying each other\'s company, and they are virtually inseparable.\nSam\'s mother has died, and his stern father provides the young boy with little comfort or love, so his relationship with Silvy is all that matters to him.\nShe reads to him regularly out of her beloved poetry book, showing him a world of beauty and harmony within words that he comes to enjoy.\nOne night, Sam and Silvy decide to go for an aimless ride, and end up at a river.\nSam jumps in the water and removes Silvy\'s leg braces, and together they "dance" in the water.\nThey share a kiss and stare into the stars\xa0— everything seems perfect for them.\nSam lets go of Silvy\'s hand to point to a shooting star.\nAfter closing his eyes and making a wish, he looks around to find Silvy no longer with him.\nAfter a frantic search as he struggles against the current, Sam returns to Silvy\'s home to tell her parents what has happened.\nHer body is not found until much later, in an underwater cave.\nTwenty years later, 35-year-old Sam (Guy Pearce) is teaching psychology at a Melbourne institute when he must return to his hometown to bury his recently deceased father.\nOn the train, Sam briefly meets a pleasant woman who introduces herself as Ruby (Helena Bonham Carter).\nSam leaves the compartment to talk to the conductor about his father\'s casket.\nWhen he returns, the woman is nowhere to be seen.\nThat night, in a massive downpour, Sam sees a woman fall from the bridge into the river below.\nHe rescues the woman and finds that it is Ruby.\nShe has lost her memory and can\'t remember her own name.\nThe woman\'s behavior and speech patterns remind Sam of Silvy.\nSam hypnotizes her, and the woman describes being pulled down, lower and lower into the cold, and feelings of panic, followed by a sensation of warmth and comfort.\nSam believes that Silvy has come back from death in the form of this woman.\nThe next day, she asks to be taken to her "real home".\nSam carries her because her legs are failing her once more; he senses that she will not be with him much longer.\nSafe and warm in her old bed in her abandoned childhood home, Sam reads her the last few lines from her favorite poem, Eliot\'s "The Love Song of Alfred Prufrock": "Till human voices wake us, and we drown".\nShe dies with a smile on her lips.\nSam places her in a boat and releases it onto the river.\nHe swims with it for a while, and when he looks into it, all that remains is his coat that he had draped over her.\nHe climbs into the boat as it drifts away.