Camera Obscura
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In life he had been a scientist, obsessed with the study of electricity. When his wife died he was distressed to the point of confusion. She had once heard Viktor speak of him – in reverence. He was born, had lived, and died – only he hadn't, not quite… There were simulacrums in the world, and that was only natural. There were machines that could almost pass for human, and humans who, one thought, too closely resembled machines. It was told the Bookman could remake the dead, reassemble them in...to living things once again… and perhaps Ampère was one of his creatures, though who could tell? He was born and lived a man, he died – and now he lived, if such a word could be used, alone and undisturbed in the Montmartre Cemetery, in a small stone building beside his very own grave.
What was he? A copy of a man? A machine? A ghost?
She did not believe in ghosts. "Did you search the Clockwork Room?" she said. The Gascon nodded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In life he had been a scientist, obsessed with the study of electricity. When his wife died he was distressed to the point of confusion. She had once heard Viktor speak of him – in reverence. He was born, had lived, and died – only he hadn't, not quite… There were simulacrums in the world, and that was only natural. There were machines that could almost pass for human, and humans who, one thought, too closely resembled machines. It was told the Bookman could remake the dead, reassemble them in...to living things once again… and perhaps Ampère was one of his creatures, though who could tell? He was born and lived a man, he died – and now he lived, if such a word could be used, alone and undisturbed in the Montmartre Cemetery, in a small stone building beside his very own grave.
What was he? A copy of a man? A machine? A ghost?
She did not believe in ghosts. "Did you search the Clockwork Room?" she said. The Gascon nodded.
What to read after Camera Obscura?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lavie Tidhar to read onlineMoreLess
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