/lit/ - Literature

Every season toward its end usually suddenly has that day, or streak of days, that are abnormally higher, or lower, in temperature than the immediately following days of the proceeding season, and/or the immediately preceeding days of the current season, signaling the tipping of the polar scale of the current season, and the consequent reaction torque that this will cause, thus, ushering in with a gradually steadier pace the new season; I like this aspect of bios; it provides a glimpse into the midst of the first third of the next season, and is therefore overly refreshing.