To Trade the Stars (2010)
To Trade the Stars
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Does a story come to an end, absolute and final? Or is it metamorphosed into the next struggle—cycling over and over, as life and death cycle through populations of living things?
Does memory hold the future as well as the past?
It wasn’t idle speculation. I’d been here—wherever this “here” was—before. At intervals, I could recognize I was experiencing what was past, not the present. It was as if my life was being replayed to ready me for something to come.
... That which tried to think fracture...d from that which couldn’t . . .
“And do you still feel her? Your mother?”
Adia found the question difficult to ask. I sensed her embarrassment as easily as I could the tightly-forged connection between my mother’s mind and mine. “You ask it as if I shouldn’t,” I said, rather rudely. The question felt threatening, although I couldn’t say why. I had no complaints of Adia’s care these past five years: she’d been kind to me and justly unkind to those who’d sought to trouble my peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does a story come to an end, absolute and final? Or is it metamorphosed into the next struggle—cycling over and over, as life and death cycle through populations of living things?
Does memory hold the future as well as the past?
It wasn’t idle speculation. I’d been here—wherever this “here” was—before. At intervals, I could recognize I was experiencing what was past, not the present. It was as if my life was being replayed to ready me for something to come.
... That which tried to think fracture...d from that which couldn’t . . .
“And do you still feel her? Your mother?”
Adia found the question difficult to ask. I sensed her embarrassment as easily as I could the tightly-forged connection between my mother’s mind and mine. “You ask it as if I shouldn’t,” I said, rather rudely. The question felt threatening, although I couldn’t say why. I had no complaints of Adia’s care these past five years: she’d been kind to me and justly unkind to those who’d sought to trouble my peace.
What to read after To Trade the Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Czerneda, Julie E to read onlineMoreLess
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