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The world of Tomorrow, Part 3The shuttlecraft shook as it cleared the cloudcover and headed across seas of tranquil little white fluffy balls, hanging silently in space, defying gravity, ignoring the world below. The view could have been peaceful, but Ernest found no comfort what so ever in it. To him there was only one thing important in the world; What was wrong? His dark mood and sense of foreboding was not without good reason, however, for as Ernest had suspected when he first heard the words spoken over the telephone line, his friend had indeed meant that he should visit him on The Ark.The world of Tomorrow, Part 3
The aliens' civilization had long since abondoned any mainstream re
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Exotic PartnersIt was during the second year of our marriage that I realised my wife was a large monitor lizard.Exotic Partners
It was one of those funny little revelations that creeps up on one over time. I think the first clue came when she decided to hibernate for the three winter months. At first it did not arouse my suspicions. After all I myself enjoyed a lie-in, and had once slept in three whole hours past the alarm - on a weekday! - so I did not think it particularly note-worthy when she tucked herself in at the start of December and remained there until late February. Still, it aroused in me some small seed of doubt - for I had never bef
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LibraryI am sat in the dusty stillness, the old building looming either side of me, up to a humble peak. The table is solid beneath me. This building is alive. It grows, evolves, captivates.Library
I take in the melancholy placidity. The words of the greats fly about my head. I am the philistine; lost, unknowing of the profound. Unworthy.
The silence is comfortable, the aged pages whisper to listeners. Such a vast concentration of knowledge; it fills the air with a reverent tension. The air tastes like tin – bitter but crisp. I do not wish to disturb it. That is not my place. The knowledge lives by its own codes, and it fits them
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