The Way the Future Was: a Memoir
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Either we weren't particularly welcome in them, or we didn't like them to begin with. So we decided to start our own. We were getting pretty bored with Robert's Rules of Order, and so we limited the number of formal meetings, and even more bored with BSFLs and NYB-ICSCs, so we chose a name that did not lend itself to compression to initials. We called it The Futurians.
The Futurians was not exactly a club, it was a description: The Futurians were us. The Futurians was the air we breathed and the... world we moved around in. It was home base. We were all growing and adventuring into new areas of experience. The Futurians was what we came back to.
The Futurians wasn't political, though some of its members surely were: Johnny Michel was, and so was I, and so over the next couple of years were six or eight others. Most of the Futurians were simply not interested. What held us together was science fiction, and a common desire to write it. As near as I can remember, the original Futurians were: Isaac Asimov Daniel Burford Chester Cohen Jack Gillespie Cyril Kornbluth Walter Kubilius David A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Either we weren't particularly welcome in them, or we didn't like them to begin with. So we decided to start our own. We were getting pretty bored with Robert's Rules of Order, and so we limited the number of formal meetings, and even more bored with BSFLs and NYB-ICSCs, so we chose a name that did not lend itself to compression to initials. We called it The Futurians.
The Futurians was not exactly a club, it was a description: The Futurians were us. The Futurians was the air we breathed and the... world we moved around in. It was home base. We were all growing and adventuring into new areas of experience. The Futurians was what we came back to.
The Futurians wasn't political, though some of its members surely were: Johnny Michel was, and so was I, and so over the next couple of years were six or eight others. Most of the Futurians were simply not interested. What held us together was science fiction, and a common desire to write it. As near as I can remember, the original Futurians were: Isaac Asimov Daniel Burford Chester Cohen Jack Gillespie Cyril Kornbluth Walter Kubilius David A.
What to read after The Way the Future Was: a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pohl Frederik to read onlineMoreLess
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