The Big Front Yard And Other Stories
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was the relatively rare result of a decision by Cliff Simak to replot a story. He had originally submitted the story (then named “Who Cares for Shadows?”) to Horace Gold in February 1957, but Gold had rejected it. Cliff received the rejected manuscript on March 4, and by March 11 he had done enough work that when he sent it back to Gold on that date, it was accepted. It would be good to know what the alleged replotting consisted of … This would be the third of three Simak stories using the word ...shadow prominently in their titles, but there is no discernible pattern or relationship among them.
—dww I rolled out early to put in an hour or so of work on my sector model before Greasy got breakfast slopped together. When I came out of my tent, Benny, my Shadow, was waiting for me. Some of the other Shadows also were standing around, waiting for their humans, and the whole thing, if one stopped to think of it, was absolutely crazy. Except that no one ever stopped to think of it; we were used to it by now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
was the relatively rare result of a decision by Cliff Simak to replot a story. He had originally submitted the story (then named “Who Cares for Shadows?”) to Horace Gold in February 1957, but Gold had rejected it. Cliff received the rejected manuscript on March 4, and by March 11 he had done enough work that when he sent it back to Gold on that date, it was accepted. It would be good to know what the alleged replotting consisted of … This would be the third of three Simak stories using the word ...shadow prominently in their titles, but there is no discernible pattern or relationship among them.
—dww I rolled out early to put in an hour or so of work on my sector model before Greasy got breakfast slopped together. When I came out of my tent, Benny, my Shadow, was waiting for me. Some of the other Shadows also were standing around, waiting for their humans, and the whole thing, if one stopped to think of it, was absolutely crazy. Except that no one ever stopped to think of it; we were used to it by now.
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