Vassa in the Night
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It takes me quite a while to understand that I’m moving, and at terrific speed. Stars flare in their multitudes all at once as if the night had suddenly opened a billion eyes, all of them watching me.
It’s actually kind of awesome. I’m racing through this brilliant infinity, and, there in the distance, I catch sight of a star that I somehow know is our own sun. In the span of a gasp I can see Earth rolling up at me, the blue curves stretching and flattening, continents bursting with detail and m...ountain ranges heaving into view. Waves start to scatter sequins of light and cities lie like scabs. I’m approaching the sunlit side, but as I draw closer there’s an involuntary swish and bend to my flight and I’m sailing over a dark boundary. Winging my way into night.
Cities appear now as stippled blaze on the charcoal land, and a flourish of wind wraps my face. There’s a strange lull while I seem to be in movement but not in time, and then I realize I’m not alone. I’m riding on the back of a black motorcycle and my arms are wrapped around a surge of darkness, sometimes loosely humanoid and sometimes shifting into cloud forms, minotaurish or serpentine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It takes me quite a while to understand that I’m moving, and at terrific speed. Stars flare in their multitudes all at once as if the night had suddenly opened a billion eyes, all of them watching me.
It’s actually kind of awesome. I’m racing through this brilliant infinity, and, there in the distance, I catch sight of a star that I somehow know is our own sun. In the span of a gasp I can see Earth rolling up at me, the blue curves stretching and flattening, continents bursting with detail and m...ountain ranges heaving into view. Waves start to scatter sequins of light and cities lie like scabs. I’m approaching the sunlit side, but as I draw closer there’s an involuntary swish and bend to my flight and I’m sailing over a dark boundary. Winging my way into night.
Cities appear now as stippled blaze on the charcoal land, and a flourish of wind wraps my face. There’s a strange lull while I seem to be in movement but not in time, and then I realize I’m not alone. I’m riding on the back of a black motorcycle and my arms are wrapped around a surge of darkness, sometimes loosely humanoid and sometimes shifting into cloud forms, minotaurish or serpentine.
What to read after Vassa in the Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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