"The Snows of Ganymede," X.
"Space was a great frosty darkness strewn with a million cold suns. The enormous crescent of Jupiter blotted the Milky Way, as if drinking a stream of stars. The sun was far and small and heartlessly brilliant." (p. 206)
Two familiar images:
an object seen against the Milky Way;
the universe as water.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
Anderson makes it easy to think he had been off Earth, in Space!
Ad astra! Sean
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