One character in this work sees a huge rainbow overhead which he compares to a bridge connecting "Time and Eternity" in Muslim tradition. In Ludvik Vaculik's novel The Guinea Pigs, the narrator reads this story after his boss asks Chelcebek to explain his hypothesis regarding the three types of money circulation.  One character in this story recounts that he kept himself amused by trying to predict the order in which objects would undergo the title event. This story's epigraph is a quote from Joseph Glanville and discusses the incommensurability of man's models and God's works. The central character remarks that his jet-black hair turned white when he experienced the titular event, and recounts making way for his brother to latch onto a ring-bolt and fastening himself to a cask to ride out the titular event. It features the narrative of a Norwegian fisherman who loses his brother but lives to tell the tale. For 10 points, identify this short story in which the fisherman escapes a gigantic whirlpool, written by
One character in this work sees a huge rainbow overhead which he compares to a bridge connecting "Time and Eternity" in Muslim tradition. In Ludvik Vaculik's novel The Guinea Pigs, the narrator reads this story after his boss asks Chelcebek to explain his hypothesis regarding the three types of money circulation.  One character in this story recounts that he kept himself amused by trying to predict the order in which objects would undergo the title event. This story's epigraph is a quote from Joseph Glanville and discusses the incommensurability of man's models and God's works. The central character remarks that his jet-black hair turned white when he experienced the titular event, and recounts making way for his brother to latch onto a ring-bolt and fastening himself to a cask to ride out the titular event. It features the narrative of a Norwegian fisherman who loses his brother but lives to tell the tale. For 10 points, identify this short story in which the fisherman escapes a gigantic whirlpool, written by Edgar Allen Poe.
One character in this work sees a huge rainbow overhead which he compares to a bridge connecting "Time and Eternity" in Muslim tradition.
“A {Descent into} the {Maelstrom}”