(Shortly afterward: resolved now.)
In The Day Of Their Return, 10, when Ivar and Erannath return from the waterfront tavern in Boseville to the Waybreak Train tineran camp:
they see by starlight, then by lamps on poles above wagons;
the air is moist;
they smell growth;
gravel scrunches and voices break off at sight of the alien, then music is heard.
Thus, a four-senses account of a short night walk and, talking about night, it is time I wasn't here. Maybe more Christmas preparations tomorrow. Christmas advice to Poul Anderson fans: reread "The Season of Forgiveness."
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
And I plan to do exactly that, reread "The Season of Forgiveness." And maybe Sir A. Conan Doyle's "The Blue Carbuncle," another Christmas story.
Ad astra and Merry Christmas! Sean
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