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Another Kind
1955 collection of science fiction short stories by Chad Oliver From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Another Kind is a collection of science fiction short stories by American writer Chad Oliver. It was issued in hardcover and paperback by Ballantine Books in 1955 and a German translation was issued in 1965.[1] It was Oliver's first collection.
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Contents
- "The Mother of Necessity", (original)
- "Rite of Passage", (Astounding 1954)
- "Scientific Method", (Science-Fiction Plus 1953)
- "Night", (If 1955)
- "Transformer", (F&SF 1954)
- "Artifact", (F&SF 1955)
- "A Star Above It", (original)
"Scientific Method" was originally published as "Hands Across Space".[2]
Reception
The New York Times reviewer Villiers Gerson faulted Oliver's "uniformly quiet, underwritten style," declaring the "cumulative effect" of the stories was "emotional monotony; too cerebral for more than mild entertainment, they are clever fugues written in a minor key."[3] The Hartford Courant's George W. Earley praised Oliver's "excellent stories", saying he "has created some compellingly believable alien and earthly civilizations".[4]
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