[ SECRET POST #3240 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3240 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Cause I have no place else to vent this sadness

[(Anonymous)]

I hadn't read "All Summer in a Day," so I read it just now, against your advice, and while it was very good, and certainly a sad and disturbing story, I'm really not at all crushed by it.

Which is to say, the things that crush us are very subjective, and I think it would be worth reccing this story to people (as opposed to anti-reccing it). I'm sure there are plenty of people who would be glad to come across it, as I am glad to have done.

Re: Cause I have no place else to vent this sadness

[(Anonymous)]

This was my reaction too. It's terribly sad, but I certainly don't wish I could un-read it: it's beautiful.

New anon

[(Anonymous)]

As a side note, because of this I went straight to the wiki about it, and learned about the transit of Venus, which tbh I find really amazingly cool and wish I had known to watch for. Apparently the last occurrence of it was the day that Ray Bradbury passed away. There's something eerily poetic to me about that.