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"You cant use it then. If you go on the run using an FP youd— we'd never go unnoticed. We'll stick out like a searchlight on a moor. And no one will cover for us. Why should they help an FP holder with the cops after her?" Morris Motors? Factories? Cinemas? 80,000 people? This had nothing to do with the Oxford I knew, from three centuries of English literature. Not that it mattered: I could keep my pretty picture. I would never see thereality. I know, I said. I know.” Pictures or no, the peculiar truth is if the Rain God came walking on the Grand Concourse, I would recognize him instantly. Jacobs sold his first story to Tomorrow magazine in 1950, while still in college. Shortly afterwards, he went to work in public relations for the United Jewish Appeal and then the Weizmann Institute of Science; then a spell with theVillage Voice, in its first year of publication, after which he set up shop (briefly) as editor/publisher of his own newspaper(East, in what was not yet known as the East Village). In 1958, he settled down in a job with ABC-TV. Meantime, he had sold his second story, toEsquire, in 1954, and was beginning to appear in other national magazines. Take a lot of sandwiches to feed everybody stuck on the freeway, honey. Arnold CastleWhen Day Is Done,If, May; Speaking of reality, or the lack of it, I think part of the reason the Space Race began to make me yawn was the prepackaged imitation-of-life atmosphere surrounding the whole thing—till recently, at least. Between political ploysmanship and scorekeeping, and the deft image-building of the PR people, everything has (or had) acquired a faintly phony air. (Im still suspicious; I wonder if the PR men didn’t decide the operation needed a bit more realism?) "Is that Camiroi?" asked Mr. Piper with interest. "From what I have heard, I supposed the language to have a harsher and fuller sound." Good morning, gentlemen, the civilian said. Im George Wadsworth, first secretary at the Embassy here.” He looked around the room and smiled. “Your quarters satisfactory, men?” Both soldiers nodded happily. Frankly, the Great Evolution Upset has made me nervous, and I hesitate to say, in print, anything so problematic asscientific opinion is . . . or “biologists agree . . .” Chances are by now the biologists are in radical disagreement, but the last time I noticed, most of them seemed to think that what killed the dodo and the dinosaur—what causes the devolution of any species—is overspecialization. "How do you maintain discipline?" Mr. Piper asked. Later, I remember the hangar door ajar, stumbling into the darkness, so that in a moment I was held from plummeting into nothing only by my own footsteps as black swerved around me. I stopped when my hip hit a work bench. I pawed around under the lip of the table till I found a switch. In the dim orange light, racked along the back of the bench in their plastic shock-cases were the row of master-gauntlets. I slipped one out and slid my hand into it. Thats all right, said Susan quietly. Let me help.” Her hand found his arm and half hoisted him to his feet. Have you any idea what she was doing with her back turned to you when you came into the kitchen? The great Media audience has reason to worry about content. (You too can be hypnoprone. When you no longer hear the commercials, and you start singing-along with anylyric provided the beat is right, you better start hopingthere's no content.) The latest thing is the sing-along (with Marsh McLuhan) school of criticism, which has compounded the ready-made artist/artisan and consumer/creator confusions, with a message/sermon mixup. Add a dash of camp; up pops Susan Sontag, who— actually — worries that 'the highly dubious theory that a work of art is composed of items of content' will 'violate art' or make it 'into an article of use' Green? the groom said..
