Winterlong
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We shrink back affrighted at the vastness of the conception “SHE REFERRED TO YOUR sister, of course,” the Aviator repeated softly.
It was much later, perhaps days later. I thought it must be evening. When I answered the Aviator’s summons a window like a gash in the Crypt Church had shown me a sliver of cobalt sky peppered with stars. I had returned to the Children’s Chapel and slept for a few hours after my sojourn in the Gloria Tower; awakened and slept again, and again, until once more Oleande...r appeared in the chamber to bring me here to the very heart of the Aviator’s stronghold: the Resurrection Chapel of the Cathedral Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel.
“She spoke of the Magdalene,” I said for the third or fourth time, and coughed.
He reclined upon a dais, originally part of an altar, surrounded by massive blocks of granite fallen from the ceiling and scattered like so many broken tombstones. At his side was Dr. Silverthorn’s black bag. The floor was littered with broken capsules, torn adhesive pads, half-empty tubes of morpha and octine and frilite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shrink back affrighted at the vastness of the conception “SHE REFERRED TO YOUR sister, of course,” the Aviator repeated softly.
It was much later, perhaps days later. I thought it must be evening. When I answered the Aviator’s summons a window like a gash in the Crypt Church had shown me a sliver of cobalt sky peppered with stars. I had returned to the Children’s Chapel and slept for a few hours after my sojourn in the Gloria Tower; awakened and slept again, and again, until once more Oleande...r appeared in the chamber to bring me here to the very heart of the Aviator’s stronghold: the Resurrection Chapel of the Cathedral Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel.
“She spoke of the Magdalene,” I said for the third or fourth time, and coughed.
He reclined upon a dais, originally part of an altar, surrounded by massive blocks of granite fallen from the ceiling and scattered like so many broken tombstones. At his side was Dr. Silverthorn’s black bag. The floor was littered with broken capsules, torn adhesive pads, half-empty tubes of morpha and octine and frilite.
What to read after Winterlong?
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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