The Peregrine, CHAPTER XVII.
I find it hard to believe that I am still discovering new descriptions of the Milky Way, especially in a novel already reread several times. When the Peregrine crew began to disembark on a terrestroid planet, it occurred to me that, by glancing ahead, I might well find a description of a night sky with the Milky Way in it. Sure enough:
"Night closed over the turning planet. The pale bridge of the Milky Way arched across a vault of clear darkness." (p. 154)
I have searched for this "pale bridge" on the blog but not found it although there are other Milky Way references in The Peregrine.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
It seems impossible NOT to find something new or overlooked in the works of Anderson!
Ad astra! Sean
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