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When the crew of the starship Bustler learn they are about to be subjected to a full military inspection they discover they have a small problem...they can't find their "offog". Which short story is this? |
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In this short story it appears that the aliens, the Kanamit, are here to help humanity - but they have something quite different on their menu. What is this often quoted story called? |
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This Asimov story was inspired by the Emerson quote: "If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years..." and is set on a planet surrounded by six stars which keep the planet in almost continuous daylight. So, what is its name? |
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If I tell you that this story centres on a man and a mouse, and that the mouse dies, can you identify it? |
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You could say that the moral of this story is never step off the path - or is it never tread on a butterfly? Which of these stories, invoking the perils of time-travel, am I talking about?
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An architect named Quintus Teal builds a unique home in Hollywood, with eight cubical rooms - which collapse into a tesseract when hit by an earthquake. Which Heinlein short story begins with the line: "Americans are considered crazy anywhere in the world"? |
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Beowulf Shaeffer takes a theoretically indestructible starship to find what happened to earlier researchers who died investigating a strange astronomical object - and is nearly killed himself, by the same mysterious force. Which Larry Niven story am I talking about? |
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A "dark star" has pulled the Earth out of its orbit into the cold of interstellar space. Yet a human family manages to survive, eking out a grim existence in their Nest. Which story is this? |
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In this future, a talking dog, named Surplus, may seek an audience of a Queen...even if "Her name was Gloriana the First, and she was a hundred years old and still growing". So which story am I talking about? |
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It involves Tibet, monks and a computer. It ends with the classic line, "Overhead, without any fuss, the stars were going out." Which Arthur C. Clarke story is this? |
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