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This 1967 book has one story (Blish) in which I read my first reference to AGW.
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Reet
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Reet
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David
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Dr Janice Flux
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The Zelazny story is a spy story gone awry, but not as exciting.
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Dr Janice Flux
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the women sure are dum-dums, though. What few there are.
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Dr Janice Flux
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The Silverberg piece starts: "The day that an antisocial fiend dumped an amnesifacient drug into the city water supply was one of the finest that San Francisco had had in a long while" and I am on board.
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Melissa
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This is a book of three SF novellas published in 1969. So far I've just read "How it Was When the Past Went Away," by Robert Silverberg. This was my first experience with Silverberg, and I really enjoyed the story. It feels a little dated in some ways, but in others still very relevant. Reminded me a bit of the movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," exploring the benefits and pitfalls of collective amnesia.
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