2020
by Robert Onopa
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2020 Summary
| In 1948, the future was 1984, but in 2002, we don't have to wait as long! Adjust your vision to 2020 as revealed in this collection. On an international highway system of never-pausing traffic, Nomads keep moving from cradle to grave. Bio-engineered kangaroos carry fetuses for busy mothers. And a foundering lunar resort makes a desperate bid to exploit one of humanity's great oversights -- we forgot to name the moon! Wry and funny and appallingly probable, "2020" includes several of Robert Onopa's best stories from THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION, a new one that will soon appear there by special arrangement, and an Afterword. |
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| In 1948, the future was 1984, but in 2002, we don't have to wait as long! Adjust your vision to 2020 as revealed in this collection. On an international highway system of never-pausing traffic, Nomads keep moving from cradle to grave. Bio-engineered kangaroos carry fetuses for busy mothers. And a foundering lunar resort makes a desperate bid to exploit one of humanity's great oversights-we forgot to name the moon! Wry and funny and appallingly probable, 2020 includes several of Robert Onopa's best stories from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, a new one that will soon appear there by special arrangement, and an Afterword. |
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| In 1948, the future was 1984, but in 2002, we don't have to wait as long! Adjust your vision to 2020 as revealed in this collection. On an international highway system of never-pausing traffic, Nomads keep moving from cradle to grave. Bio-engineered kangaroos carry fetuses for busy mothers. And a foundering lunar resort makes a desperate bid to exploit one of humanity's great oversights -- we forgot to name the moon! Wry and funny and appallingly probable, "2020" includes several of Robert Onopa's best stories from THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION, a new one that will soon appear there by special arrangement, and an Afterword. |
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