A Wild Light
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Not for self-reflection, but to teach from the grave.
My ancestor—an Englishwoman named Rebecca—wrote once about the Reaper Kings. No specific date, just a year—1857. She’d been in London, and was planning a move to Paris, followed by a journey to Africa. Ready to explore all those remote jungles where no white man could go.
She mentioned the Reaper Kings at the end, and only in passing.
We are, by necessity, lonely women, adrift, as it were, in shadows and violence. So it is no surprise, I supp...ose, that I wish to explore the dark continent that so many speak of with both superiority and fear. I do not fear, for I am protected; I do not feel superior, for I know the cut of being judged. We are all human, in all the ways that matter—but one would not know that for all the ways we become blind to each other, for the smallest trivialities.
I think of the daemons, when I think of humans. There are many daemons in the veil—the army, so goes the lore, is vast. Not all daemons will be the same as their brothers, I know this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not for self-reflection, but to teach from the grave.
My ancestor—an Englishwoman named Rebecca—wrote once about the Reaper Kings. No specific date, just a year—1857. She’d been in London, and was planning a move to Paris, followed by a journey to Africa. Ready to explore all those remote jungles where no white man could go.
She mentioned the Reaper Kings at the end, and only in passing.
We are, by necessity, lonely women, adrift, as it were, in shadows and violence. So it is no surprise, I supp...ose, that I wish to explore the dark continent that so many speak of with both superiority and fear. I do not fear, for I am protected; I do not feel superior, for I know the cut of being judged. We are all human, in all the ways that matter—but one would not know that for all the ways we become blind to each other, for the smallest trivialities.
I think of the daemons, when I think of humans. There are many daemons in the veil—the army, so goes the lore, is vast. Not all daemons will be the same as their brothers, I know this.
What to read after A Wild Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marjorie M. Liu to read onlineMoreLess
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