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Someday
- Narrated by: John W. Michaels
- Length: 22 mins
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Isaac Asimov has never laid claim to the title of “Mr. Science Fiction,” but he personifies science fiction in many ways. For one thing, he has grown up with the field, improving as he went; for another, he is actually a teacher of science by profession. But most significant, perhaps, is the scope of his vision, ranging (like that of science fiction itself) from the infinitely vast - as in many of his novels - to the poignantly small - as in this story… Narrated by John W. Michaels.
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- brethvoice
- 06-20-19
Truly creative and thought-provoking
For all those who aspire to do nothing, read this book. It shows the true torture of boredom and the extremity of loss that is talent wasted.
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