Prelude to Space

by Robert W. Haseltine

Nicht-exklusives Verkaufsrecht für: Gesamte Welt.

Genres: Science Fiction, Short Stories, Fiction

ebook

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Zen]

Shrug.

Boring.

There's nothing to recommend about this Little Tidbit of Writing. It a Well Written Tidbit but to What Purpose?

It would make the Nice Prologue or an Opening Hook for a Longer Story or a Novel. But then it just stops..........

It's actually just a waste of Reading Time since it doesn't have anything New, Unique or Compelling to say. So......

Shrug.

Not Recommended.

[Russell Fletcher]

Too short

This story just gets you interested and then it's over. It would have potential as the beginning of a story

[Tony Calder]

Short but nicely written story with a mot very subtle message about humanity's tendency to violence - a common theme in a lot of SF from the 50s and 60s.

[Denise]

The narrator of this short story climbs up a steep hill in central Wisconsin with his hunting bow where he meets a stranger dressed in a plaid shirt and dungarees. The two chat about hunting amiably enough, but there's something odd about the stranger...

There is nothing deep about this tale, but it is cute.

[Susan Molloy]

A man is interviewed by an interesting being to see what his thoughts are about joining the Galactic Federation. Though he may verbalize his thoughts, his thoughts are actually read by telepathy, so there’s no getting around lying.