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All except new readers will he familiar with the byline of Robert F. Young, who appeared regularly in these pages in the 50's and 60's (e.g., "Jonathan and the Space Whale," "In What Cavern of the Deep," "L'Arc De Jeanne.") Mr. Young writes: "For the past five or six years I have been working full-time as a castings inspector in a non-ferrous foundry, and although I write both weekends and evenings, my output is considerably less than what it used to be." We hope to have Mr. Young back on a more or less regular basis, and you will too after reading ... Remnants of Things Past by ROBERT F. YOUNG IF IT SURPRISED HAVERS to find that he could return to the past, the past surprised him even more. It wasn't at all what he expected. He had always pictured the past as a sort of old movie through whose nostalgic scenes the intrepid time traveler wended his care-free way till he came to the one he wanted to revisit. It simply hadn't occurred to him that the past by its very nature must of necessity be dead, nor had it occurred to him that the piling up of historical events and the concomitant piling up of people and places might have imposed severe |
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