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The Fog Horn - Ray Bradbury (2444 words) |
 | It was a quarter past seven of a cold November evening, the heat on, the light switching it's tail in two hundred directions, the Fog Horn bumbling in the high throat of the tower. |
| And set up their Fog Horn and sound it and sound it out towards the place where you bury yourself in sleep and sea memories of a world where there were thousands like yourself, but now you're alone, all alone in a world that's not made for you, a world where you have to hide. |
| But that Fog Horn comes through a thousand miles of water, faint and familiar, and the furnace in your belly stokes up, and you begin to rise, slow, slow. |
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The Fog Horn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (358 words) |
| The Fog Horn is a short story by Ray Bradbury and the first in his collection The Golden Apples of the Sun. |
| The lighthouse's resonating fog horn attracts a sea monster who destroys the place. |
| The fog horn tricks the monster into thinking he has found another of his kind, one who acts as though the monster did not even exist. |
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