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Quadra Nova. A vast empty region in the south of the CONTINENT, bordered by the SEA OF FAREWELLS. SAMAROBRIVE seems to be the only city in the area, but some cartographers locate the ruins of The TOWER nearby (GC).

Quai au Foin [Quay of Hay]. A street of BRÜSEL before the Reconstruction. Mrs. René HAMELIN lived there in Avril 719 AT (EC). Constant ABEELS also had his store on number 13 (B, GC). See ALLÉE VERTE and STREETS OF BRUSSELS.

Quarx. Name of a large group of living organisms that cannot be perceived by the usual means of observation. Discovered by Professor BENAYOUN, they are apparently numerous in the universe of the Cities, and they may have slipped into ours (Z.A. Production press release, GC, LQ). See also BENARROUCH and FAUNA.

Spatio-Striata

Elasto-Fragmentoplast (Male)


AMPEROPHILE	Attracted to electrical current
CARNO-LAMPIRE	A creature mentionned, but not described
ELASTO-FRAGMENTOPLAST	Breaks small objects
ELECTRICIA	Causes electrical incidents
MILLE-FOLIO	Between the animate and the inanimate
MNEMOCHROME	Copies artworks
PALEOQUARXS	Presumably a range of primitive Quarxs
PARTIO SCOPA DEXTRA	Visible only from the right side
POLYMORPHO PROXIMENS	Takes the shape of nearby objects
REVERSO CHRONO-CYCLI	Reverses the flow of time
SPATIO-STRIATA	Exists only in some sections of space
SPIRO-THERMOPHAGE	Absorbs the heat in plumbing systems
VOLTOPHAGE	Eats electrical current

Quebec City.

Capital of the canadian province of the same name. Declared part of the World's Heritage by the UNESCO. It is probable that the entire city is an immense point of PASSAGE. One need only to look at the paintings of Claude THÉBERGE to be sure of it. See also NORMAND.

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