Radiant Days
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On the outskirts of town he found a path that led across fallow wheat fields. He followed this until it faded into the encroaching beech woods. Beer and a full stomach made him drowsy; after an hour or so he made a bed from the spicy fronds of sweet fern, threw himself across the fragrant greenery, and within minutes was asleep.
When he awoke it was dark. He rubbed his eyes, trying to remember where he was, stumbled to his feet, and carefully picked his way through the trees, until he emerged on...to a long sward that gave way to a well-trodden trail—the towpath that ran alongside the Brussels–Charleroi Canal.
Overhead a moon nearly full shone in a sky the deep lacquered blue of an apothecary jar. Owls hooted in the woods. He heard a nightjar’s twanging cry, the sharp bark of a fox. The air smelled of distant woodsmoke, crushed acorns, and wild grapes. Above the canal, skeins of mist gleamed like milk in the moonlight.
He headed to the canal’s edge and stared into the dark water. His reflection gazed back, face pale as the moon, his eyes ice-bright.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the outskirts of town he found a path that led across fallow wheat fields. He followed this until it faded into the encroaching beech woods. Beer and a full stomach made him drowsy; after an hour or so he made a bed from the spicy fronds of sweet fern, threw himself across the fragrant greenery, and within minutes was asleep.
When he awoke it was dark. He rubbed his eyes, trying to remember where he was, stumbled to his feet, and carefully picked his way through the trees, until he emerged on...to a long sward that gave way to a well-trodden trail—the towpath that ran alongside the Brussels–Charleroi Canal.
Overhead a moon nearly full shone in a sky the deep lacquered blue of an apothecary jar. Owls hooted in the woods. He heard a nightjar’s twanging cry, the sharp bark of a fox. The air smelled of distant woodsmoke, crushed acorns, and wild grapes. Above the canal, skeins of mist gleamed like milk in the moonlight.
He headed to the canal’s edge and stared into the dark water. His reflection gazed back, face pale as the moon, his eyes ice-bright.
What to read after Radiant Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Hand to read onlineMoreLess
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