The one opening line from an SF story that's stuck with me is from an Alan Dean Foster short story that I don't even remember the title. Sad, I know.The line is:This is the story of two people and how three of them died.
"In five years, the penis will be obsolete," the salesman said. -John Varley, STEEL BEACH
Science fiction stories Rhoades, not horror stories.
They could find no better Sturgeon opening line than that from VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA?Randy, your lost line is much favored by malignant spam sites.
They hadn't read a lot of the same SF I have.
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The one opening line from an SF story that's stuck with me is from an Alan Dean Foster short story that I don't even remember the title. Sad, I know.
The line is:
This is the story of two people and how three of them died.
"In five years, the penis will be obsolete," the salesman said. -John Varley, STEEL BEACH
Science fiction stories Rhoades, not horror stories.
They could find no better Sturgeon opening line than that from VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA?
Randy, your lost line is much favored by malignant spam sites.
They hadn't read a lot of the same SF I have.
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