The Best of Galaxy’s Edge 2013-2014 (2014)
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Jeschonek I am the can of spinach in a sailor man’s hand. He squeezes, expecting me to burst open and launch a blob of green power into his gaping maw.
But I do not burst. He gets no mouthful of spinach, no surge of energy pumping up his arms to three times their size. That’s not how it works on this side of the tracks, my friend.
You’re not in the funny pages anymore.
Potpie the Sailor tries again with both hands, straining for all he’s worth. “C’mon, ya ratfinsk!” He squints up at ...the threat looming before him, the whole reason he needs his spinach. “We’ve gotsk to drive this she-hag off me boat!”
What threat could be awful enough to strike fear in the sailor man’s heart? Is it Bobo the comic-strip bully, back for another knock-down, drag-out?
Not even close.
The figure standing before Potpie and me isn’t a drawing at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jeschonek I am the can of spinach in a sailor man’s hand. He squeezes, expecting me to burst open and launch a blob of green power into his gaping maw.
But I do not burst. He gets no mouthful of spinach, no surge of energy pumping up his arms to three times their size. That’s not how it works on this side of the tracks, my friend.
You’re not in the funny pages anymore.
Potpie the Sailor tries again with both hands, straining for all he’s worth. “C’mon, ya ratfinsk!” He squints up at ...the threat looming before him, the whole reason he needs his spinach. “We’ve gotsk to drive this she-hag off me boat!”
What threat could be awful enough to strike fear in the sailor man’s heart? Is it Bobo the comic-strip bully, back for another knock-down, drag-out?
Not even close.
The figure standing before Potpie and me isn’t a drawing at all.
What to read after The Best of Galaxy’s Edge 2013-2014?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larry Niven to read onlineMoreLess
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