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My first sporking!
Apr. 12th, 2008 02:55 am“The Heart of the Serpent,” by Ivan Yefremov. Found in the anthology More Soviet Science Fiction, compiled by Isaac Asimov, translated by R. Prokofieva, and originally printed in 1962 by the Crowell-Collier Publishing Company.
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kippurbird, who is currently working on an Anita Blake novel. This first post doesn't really get into the things that led me to doing it to the short story "Heart of the Serpent," but we have to start somewhere, no?
( Part 1: In which we learn about Warp Travel )
Tune in next time, for when we meet the carbon star and the contradictions begin in earnest.
I stole the idea of analyzing a book I personally find to be lacking from
kippurbird, who is currently working on an Anita Blake novel. This first post doesn't really get into the things that led me to doing it to the short story "Heart of the Serpent," but we have to start somewhere, no?( Part 1: In which we learn about Warp Travel )
Tune in next time, for when we meet the carbon star and the contradictions begin in earnest.
