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Hypnagogia parts 17-20
« Thread Started on Nov 27, 2007, 10:39am »

Hello, and welcome to the public discussion forum of Fantastic Horror. The topic of this thread is "Hypnagogia" pts. 17-20 by Jack Faber, featured in Issue #3.

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If you haven't read Hypnagogia yet, STOP RIGHT HERE and go read it!! This discussion may contain spoilers. At the end of Hypnagogia, you'll find a link back to this thread.

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Re: Hypnagogia parts 17-20
« Reply #1 on Jan 6, 2008, 10:21pm »

i like how this 20-part series has turned out. it has a sort of prismatic quality that breaks the spectrum of mood into some brilliant little spots. my favorite bit from this issue, right now, goes like this:

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And strange these trees whose trunks with ichor glisten,
whose branches join and subdivide with animal volition,
whose seeds burst from their pods and fall
and chitter in the grass.

semi-related, i've recently finished reading watership down by richard adams, and because of 'hypnagogia' i was compelled to dog-ear (rabbit-ear?) the page with this passage:

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"Well, there's another place--another country, isn't there? We go there when we sleep; at other times, too; and when we die. El-ahrairah comes and goes between the two as he wants, I suppose, but I could never quite make that out, from the tales. Some rabbits will tell you it's all easy there, compared with the waking dangers that they understand. But I think that only shows they don't know much about it. It's a wild place, and very unsafe. And where are we really--there or here?"

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