The Red Squid
The Red Squid[edit]
The Red Squid is a revered medieval text about the journey of a terminally ill, Red Squid. This story was written by Sir William McGurder in his final days. This story takes readers on an emotional journey through the eyes of a dying squid. This book currently resides in the shelves of the British Library. It has been translated 12 times into 10 languages:
- English
- German
- Japanese
- French
- Spanish
- Portugese
- Russian
- Swedish
- Arabic
- Chinese
It is considered to be one of the most emotional and touching stories of its time. As McGurder was dying of the plague he said that he felt like a squid. He was going insane from this terrible disease but his insanity lead to the creation of an amazing story. Throughout the tale, the squid explores dangerous waters and in the end sadly succumbs to the dangers around it.
The Red Squid[edit]
The Red Squid[edit]
The Red Squid is a revered medieval text about the journey of a terminally ill, Red Squid. This story was written by Sir William McGurder in his final days. This story takes readers on an emotional journey through the eyes of a dying squid. This book currently resides in the shelves of the British Library. It has been translated 12 times into 10 languages:
- English
- German
- Japanese
- French
- Spanish
- Portugese
- Russian
- Swedish
- Arabic
- Chinese
It is considered to be one of the most emotional and touching stories of its time. As McGurder was dying of the plague he said that he felt like a squid. He was going insane from this terrible disease but his insanity lead to the creation of an amazing story. Throughout the tale, the squid explores dangerous waters and in the end sadly succumbs to the dangers around it.
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