Take Long Time Passing Scripted By Thomas Watson Exhibited In Physical Book

short story that opens a new story line that could easily be explored at a later date, Hopefully Mr. Watson will venture down this path and give us a history lesson on the Commonwealth, Martin is a Relic, a nearimmortal being who was born before humans invaded space, Traveling on a star liner, he enjoys stargazing in alien galaxies, Joined by an extraterrestrial group as he watches, he is soon confronted by an old friend who forces him to remember the past,

Extremely wellwritten and edited, Mr, Watson has a fabulous talent for putting the reader in the middle of the story with his believable dialog, expressive descriptions, and his ability to convey profound feelings through his words.
A beautiful short story.
Great story. A fast read that kept me involved right to the end, That end came as a surprise, as I was burning through the pages and not paying attention to the Kindle percentage, That's it Where's the rest I want more, more, I tell you, more! I enjoyed this story and I love the idea that Martin is a relic.
I liked the history, the memory and I love the author's voice, It leads to an entertaining quick read, I will be exploring more of this author's work, He tells a great story, A short story set in the universe of The Luck of Han'anga,

The Commonwealth's grand star liner Edwin Teale has entered Leyra'an

space on a mission of cultural exchange, Among ship's passengers is Martin Russman, a man scarred by memories he has tried very hard to erase, Martin is a Relic, a man who has lived through most of the Commonwealth's history, But even with all of that history crowding his memory, can he escape the shadows of his own past when history begins to repeat itself I am a writer living in the Sonoran Desert of the American Southwest, to which I relocated from my childhood home in Illinois.
I have a B. S. in plant biology from the University of Arizona, and have in the past worked as a laboratory technician for that institution, Most recently I worked for Steward Observatory, as an inventory coordinator, Among other things, I am also a student of history, natural history, astronomy, and backyard horticulture, .