Novelty. Security. Novelty wouldn’t a bad title. grandness abstraction — John Crowley, American Fantastic Tales: Terror Uncanny 1940’s Now

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Novelty. Security. Novelty wouldn't be a bad title. It had the grandness of abstraction, alerting the reader that large and thoughtful things were to be bodied forth. As yet he had no inkling of any incidents or characters that might occupy his theme; perhaps he never would. He could see though the book itself, he could feel its closed heft and see it opened, white pages comfortably large and shadowed gray by print; dense, numbered, full of meat. He sensed a narrative voice, speaking calmly and precisely, with immense assurance building, building; a voice too far off for him to hear, but speaking. ("Novelty")

John Crowley, American Fantastic Tales: Terror and the Uncanny from the 1940's Until Now

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