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| − | A fannish retelling of [[Robert A. Heinlein]]'s "The Green Hills of Earth," but | + | A fannish retelling of [[Robert A. Heinlein]]'s "The Green Hills of Earth," but not a parody, written by [[rich brown]] and [[Paul Stanbery]] and originally published in 1960 in ''[[Dafoe]]'', [[edited]]/[[published]] by [[John Koning]]. |
[[Andy Porter]] says, "Its words resonate today; they still have the power to grab you, to rekindle that [[sense of wonder]] about all things [[stfnal]] and [[fannish]] that still smolders, however faintly, in all our hearts." | [[Andy Porter]] says, "Its words resonate today; they still have the power to grab you, to rekindle that [[sense of wonder]] about all things [[stfnal]] and [[fannish]] that still smolders, however faintly, in all our hearts." | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:38, 26 March 2021
A fannish retelling of Robert A. Heinlein's "The Green Hills of Earth," but not a parody, written by rich brown and Paul Stanbery and originally published in 1960 in Dafoe, edited/published by John Koning.
Andy Porter says, "Its words resonate today; they still have the power to grab you, to rekindle that sense of wonder about all things stfnal and fannish that still smolders, however faintly, in all our hearts."
| Publication | 1960 |
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