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I loved this story when I first read it. I made me feel wistful, like a world was dying and simultaneously being born. I can't explain it, but the idea of bears
by GMoromisato 7mo ago
I loved this story when I first read it. I made me feel wistful, like a world was dying and simultaneously being born. I can't explain it, but the idea of bears using fire has stayed with me ever since.
- chrisweekly 7mo agoI'm reminded of an excellent surreal novel, "The Bear Comes Home" by Rafi Zabor, about an ursine jazz saxophonist.
- teapot7 7mo agoOk - bear mode activated: I'll add 'The Star Bear' by Michael Swanwick, where a man's series of encounters with a bear in Paris echo his feelings about being a Russian emigre. https://reactormag.com/the-star-bear-michael-swanwick/ https://reactormag.com/the-star-bear-michael-swanwick/
- Timwi 7mo agoYou saying “bear mode activated” reminds me of Dicey Dungeons... (For those who don't know, there's a place in the game where, with a moderate amount of luck, you can trigger an item that transforms you into a bear, which changes your stats and available equipment, and you remain that way for the entire rest of the dungeon)
- Pay08 7mo agoThat's the same feeling I had about the first half of Children of Time.