Mr BA
20-08-2009, 18:49
Foreword
AT THE END OF THE fourth book of Earthsea, Tehanu, the story had arrived at what I felt to be now.
And, just as in the now of the so-called real world, I didn’t know what would happen next. I could guess,
foretell, fear, hope, but I didn’t know.
Unable to continue Tehanu’s story (because it hadn’t happened yet) and foolishly assuming that the story
of Ged and Tenar had reached its happily-ever-after, I gave the book a subtitle: “The Last Book of
Earthsea.”
O foolish writer. Now moves. Even in storytime, dreamtime, once-upon-a time, now isn’t then.
(http://www.kilobook.com/vi/downloads.php?do=file&id=2568)
AT THE END OF THE fourth book of Earthsea, Tehanu, the story had arrived at what I felt to be now.
And, just as in the now of the so-called real world, I didn’t know what would happen next. I could guess,
foretell, fear, hope, but I didn’t know.
Unable to continue Tehanu’s story (because it hadn’t happened yet) and foolishly assuming that the story
of Ged and Tenar had reached its happily-ever-after, I gave the book a subtitle: “The Last Book of
Earthsea.”
O foolish writer. Now moves. Even in storytime, dreamtime, once-upon-a time, now isn’t then.
(http://www.kilobook.com/vi/downloads.php?do=file&id=2568)