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The Sapphire Goddess: The Fantasies of Nictzin Dyalhis The Sapphire Goddess: The Fantasies of Nictzin Dyalhis by Nictzin Dyalhis
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“For there is, in final analysis, no weapon so thoroughly potent against evil as is laughter, ridicule! To take evil seriously is to magnify its importance; but ridicule renders its venom impotent, futile. Try it, you who doubt—try it in your hour of utmost need!”
Nictzin Dyalhis, The Sapphire Goddess: The Fantasies of Nictzin Dyalhis
“They had faces, and they had not faces! They had forms and they were formless! How may I describe that which baffles description? We are accustomed to concrete, cohesive, permanent types of form and faces, and these were inchoate! Never in any two moments were their aspects the same. They elongated, contracted, widened, expanded. At one moment the lower parts of one of these beings would apparently vanish while the upper parts remained visible, and again, conditions were reversed. Or a front aspect faded instantaneously, leaving but the rear section visible, only to promptly reverse the phenomenon. Or a left side disappeared, leaving the right side perceptible; then—but picture it for yourself! I have said enough!”
Nictzin Dyalhis, The Sapphire Goddess: The Fantasies of Nictzin Dyalhis