I read this story a long time ago. It's from a short story collection called The Best of Damon Knight. Damon Knight was a wonderfully clever science fiction author. This is from his short story Not With A Bang.
Ten months after the last plane passed over Rolf Smith knew beyond doubt that only one other human being had survived.
Hi folks, it's Rebus Week. I've used the first line of a short story as my source material. Best of luck!
Wasn't that lovely? It's from an interview with musician John Coltrane. I left the punctuation out as far as commas because they sometimes throw off the puzzle maker.
That's what music is to me-- it's just another way of saying this is a big, beautiful universe we live in, that's been given to us, and here's an example of just how magnificent and encompassing it is.
Good evening, here's a longer than usual rebus, but I loved the quote. Best of luck!
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From Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, as always: (Click to enlarge for the "hints").
News is only the first rough draft of history
Alan Barth
It's Rebus Week at DOA. Decode the pictures to get the phrase! Click to enlarge.
This is the first line from Stephen Crane's The Open Boat.
None of them knew the color of the sky.
Summer is finally here. No more 30 degree nights. It's safe to plant tomatoes, beans and cucumbers. Isn't it lovely? The hints are sort of tiny on this answer key. Click to enlarge!
Deep summer is when laziness finds respectability. Sam Keen
