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"I went back to science fiction to try a few experiments …and my first experiment was a disaster…"
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Nothing like a man who is enthusiastic about his job.
They just don't write dialog like this anymore:
"Can I hit it? Just watch me plant an atomic shell right in its parlor!"
[Hancock scores a clean hit.]
"Now! They can gather that ship up in a dust pan!
Compare to the magnetic shell from The Great Stone of Shardis (1897) by Frank Stockton, the
atomic bomb from The World Set Free (1914) by HG Wells, the roving bomb from Lost Rocket (1941) by Manly Wade Wellman, the
Wabbler from The Wabbler (1942) by Murray Leinster, the planet-busting bomb from Testing (1956) by JJ Ferat and the smart bullet from Runaway (1985) by Michael Crichton. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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'The observation vehicle was of that peculiar variety used in conveying a large number of people across rough terrain.'
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'I ... set my automatic astronomical instruments to searching for a habitable planet.'
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'...haven't you a section of the factory where only robot labor is employed?'
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'... oblongs were all over the floor and surfaces.'
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