<i>Wildlife on the Planet Furaha</i> by Gert van Dijk

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<jats:p>We're not in Kansas anymore. (c) Gert van Dijk (2025), used with permission. I'm distinctly late to this party, only having learned last year of the existence of Gert van Dijk's Furaha project. Furaha is a magnificent work of worldbuilding, by an MD-PhD neurologist and professional artist, spanning decades of paintings, years of blog posts and articles across two websites, a YouTube channel, and now a physical book.</jats:p>

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