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Reprint: Helen O’Loy

03 Friday Jul 2015

Posted by Paul Kincaid in science fiction

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Arthur C Clarke, C.L. Moore, Daniel Keyes, Henry Kuttner, Isaac Asimov, Judith Merril, Lester Del Rey, Robert Silverberg, Stanley Weinbaum, Theodore Sturgeon

And this is the companion piece to yesterday’s article. Lester Del Rey’s “Helen O’Loy” is, I am sure, the story that inspired C.L. Moore’s far superior “No Woman Born”. This column appeared in Vector 279, Spring 2015. Continue reading →

Charly/Flowers for Algernon

01 Wednesday Apr 2015

Posted by Paul Kincaid in Uncategorized

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Cliff Robertson, Daniel Keyes

This is an essay on the film adaptation of Flowers for Algernon. It is several years old now, and the book for which I wrote it no longer seems to be a thing, so I’m putting it here. Continue reading →

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