Death of a B.E.M
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Death of a B.E.M by Berkeley Livingston carries the line that the writer hated to create bug-eyed monsters, but they hated him too. A writer and an artist sit in wordless misery with their coffee untasted, and each says how he hates those B. E. M's.
Hiah-Leugh is chief of all the Gomans, which means he is head of all the bug-eyed monsters on the whole of the planet of XYZ268PDQ. Hiah-Leugh says, "The artists and writers of the human world have made monsters of us." Hiah-Leugh says, "We are as you have imagined because we live only in your imagination. And there we live as monsters."
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Book facts
- Author
- Berkeley Livingston
- Reading time
- About 15 minutes
- Pages
- 13
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Short Story
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- PDF, EPUB, Read online