The Shadows on the Wall, by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman - a ghost story that’s only slightly creepy. (23 pages)
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The Shadows on the Wall, by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman - a ghost story that’s only slightly creepy. (23 pages)
Print out one of these PDFs, and cut each page in four. Then read the pages to figure out which order they go in to make a sensible story. The page numbers are no longer numbers, but they might at least help you check your final answer.
The Funny Young Gentleman, by Charles Dickens - a Victorian gentleman plays the fool to entertain his friends. Some of them even appreciate it. (1,300 words)
The Eyes Have It, by Philip K. Dick - Have we already made first contact? A lighter offering from the author of Minority Report and Blade Runner. (1,100 words)
Beyond Lies the Wub, by Philip K. Dick - why we should be cautious with alien first contact. From the author of Minority Report and Blade Runner. (2,600 words)