The Altonevers
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Being aboard the InterAlto and plunging in and out of each and onto the next has a funny way of blurring the passenger's sense of the passing time. Anna stands at the train door gawking in awe each time they clunk open, eager to take in the new sights, aromas, sounds, and colors. To see the peoples and cultures of each new Alto they pass, like she's running past windows shopping the sleepy town they’ve fled from, though experiencing entire realities passing before her eyes and senses.
She's star...ing stoically with slumping shoulders, thinking after several stops of nothing in particular, simply sailing where speed is just a thought through a massive cloudy stellar ocean, serving as a sky to another. Stopping at comparatively small stations, sometimes containing entire civilizations in a single sweep of her eyes. Thinking, that to see everything from afar in the dark of distance is far less stimulating to her senses then to see the detail of some things up close. Pondering that to peer into space is to have your eyes closed, to see the simplicity of everything in one’s mind from afar, and to open them to the world around you is to see the greatest detail of something that is seemingly a simple sight and small to the dark of night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being aboard the InterAlto and plunging in and out of each and onto the next has a funny way of blurring the passenger's sense of the passing time. Anna stands at the train door gawking in awe each time they clunk open, eager to take in the new sights, aromas, sounds, and colors. To see the peoples and cultures of each new Alto they pass, like she's running past windows shopping the sleepy town they’ve fled from, though experiencing entire realities passing before her eyes and senses.
She's star...ing stoically with slumping shoulders, thinking after several stops of nothing in particular, simply sailing where speed is just a thought through a massive cloudy stellar ocean, serving as a sky to another. Stopping at comparatively small stations, sometimes containing entire civilizations in a single sweep of her eyes. Thinking, that to see everything from afar in the dark of distance is far less stimulating to her senses then to see the detail of some things up close. Pondering that to peer into space is to have your eyes closed, to see the simplicity of everything in one’s mind from afar, and to open them to the world around you is to see the greatest detail of something that is seemingly a simple sight and small to the dark of night.
What to read after The Altonevers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Merbe to read onlineMoreLess
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