The Return of Santiago: a Myth of the Far Future
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He's not what he seems, he's not what he claims, He's as fake as his phony arm.
He lives on Valhalla, playing his games, And he means you nothing but harm.
That was the second poem to appear in the Hadrian newsdisc. The first was the one Dante had written while Silvermane was watching him.
The third one made it clear that there was a real Santiago, and that he would soon take his vengeance upon the One-Armed Bandit for impersonating... him.
The fourth and fifth named two of the Bandit's most-trusted henchmen.
The next half dozen told more details, details the Bandit would gladly have killed to keep secret, and, Dante was sure, would now kill to punish the poet for making them public.
By the time the Deepsleep Chamber gently roused him from his sleep to inform him that he was in orbit around Hadrian II, 22 stanzas had appeared, and there actually wasn't much more to reveal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's not what he seems, he's not what he claims, He's as fake as his phony arm.
He lives on Valhalla, playing his games, And he means you nothing but harm.
That was the second poem to appear in the Hadrian newsdisc. The first was the one Dante had written while Silvermane was watching him.
The third one made it clear that there was a real Santiago, and that he would soon take his vengeance upon the One-Armed Bandit for impersonating... him.
The fourth and fifth named two of the Bandit's most-trusted henchmen.
The next half dozen told more details, details the Bandit would gladly have killed to keep secret, and, Dante was sure, would now kill to punish the poet for making them public.
By the time the Deepsleep Chamber gently roused him from his sleep to inform him that he was in orbit around Hadrian II, 22 stanzas had appeared, and there actually wasn't much more to reveal.
What to read after The Return of Santiago: a Myth of the Far Future?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mike Resnick to read onlineMoreLess
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