Beagle wrote this when he was 19.

It's truly remarkable. At such a young age, he had the ability to pen down his thoughts and ideas.

One can only imagine the depth of his mind and the experiences that led him to create this piece.

Perhaps it was a moment of inspiration, a burst of creativity that compelled him to put pen to paper.

Or maybe it was a reflection of his inner turmoil, a way for him to express his emotions.

Regardless of the reason, this writing holds a certain charm and significance.

It gives us a glimpse into the mind of a 19-year-old Beagle, a snapshot of his life at that particular moment.

As we read through his words, we can't help but be impressed by his talent and potential.

Damn, indeed. This writing is a testament to his youthful genius.

An interesting twist on what we think of Death

Death is often regarded as a somber and final event. However, there is an interesting perspective that can bring a new light to this concept. Instead of seeing death as the end, it can be considered as a transition or a new beginning.

Throughout history, different cultures have had their own unique interpretations of death. Some believe in an afterlife, where the soul continues to exist in another realm. Others see death as a natural part of the cycle of life, like the changing of the seasons.

This new twist on death challenges our traditional beliefs and forces us to think more deeply about the meaning and purpose of life. It reminds us that life is precious and that we should make the most of every moment.

By embracing this new perspective, we can find comfort and peace in the face of death. We can let go of our fears and instead focus on living a fulfilling and meaningful life.

Oh, how long I have been reading this book!

The collection includes 2 short stories and 2 novellas.

LARA THE WEREWOLF - hmm, I really can't remember the plot.

THE LAST UNICORNE - the last of the unicorns is doomed to save its comrades, whom the evil Red Bull has hidden God knows where. The beautiful unicorn (!)