A Blink of the Screen
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JANE YOLEN, PHILOMEL BOOKS, NEW YORK, 1995 There’s a lot more of this deep on a hard drive somewhere. It may yet become a novel, but it started as a short story in Camelot, edited by Jane Yolen, in 1995. I’d wanted to write it for nearly ten years. I really ought to dig out those old discs1 again … … when matins were done the congregation filed out to the yard. They were confronted by a marble block into which had been thrust a beautiful sword. The block was four feet square, and the sword passe...d through a steel anvil which had been struck in the stone, and which projected a foot from it. The anvil had been inscribed with letters of gold: WHOSO PULLETH OUTE THIS SWERD OF THIS STONE AND ANVYLD IS RIGHTWYS KYNGE BORNE OF ALL BRYTAYGNE.
from Le Morte d’Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory The copper wire. It was the copper wire that gave me the trouble.
It’s all down to copper wire. The old alchemists used to search for gold. If only they’d known what a man and a girl can do with copper wire … And a tide mill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JANE YOLEN, PHILOMEL BOOKS, NEW YORK, 1995 There’s a lot more of this deep on a hard drive somewhere. It may yet become a novel, but it started as a short story in Camelot, edited by Jane Yolen, in 1995. I’d wanted to write it for nearly ten years. I really ought to dig out those old discs1 again … … when matins were done the congregation filed out to the yard. They were confronted by a marble block into which had been thrust a beautiful sword. The block was four feet square, and the sword passe...d through a steel anvil which had been struck in the stone, and which projected a foot from it. The anvil had been inscribed with letters of gold: WHOSO PULLETH OUTE THIS SWERD OF THIS STONE AND ANVYLD IS RIGHTWYS KYNGE BORNE OF ALL BRYTAYGNE.
from Le Morte d’Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory The copper wire. It was the copper wire that gave me the trouble.
It’s all down to copper wire. The old alchemists used to search for gold. If only they’d known what a man and a girl can do with copper wire … And a tide mill.
What to read after A Blink of the Screen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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