....and suddenly I find myself thinking of Endymion.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West closes indefinitely after death of a tourist

"Indefinitely" but it doesn't sound permanent. A person was killed by a roof tile in a windstorm and they probably just don't know how long it will take to make repairs so it doesn't happen again.

Hola amigos. I read Hyperion and Fall of Hyperion years ago and my partner is currently reading Hyperion, so I’ve been talking about it a lot with her. She just got through the bit in the soldier’s tale in which he sees the tree of pain and says that he sees some of the pilgrims on it. I’m confused because my recollection is that in FoH the Tree of Pain is revealed to be simulated torture in the labyrinth; how did Kassad see it if it’s just a simulation?