i like the version that Peter Watts did better... it's the same story, only told from the ALIEN'S point of view: titled "The Things"Gyrrakavian wrote:One of my other anthologies has Call me Joe and Hark, Who Goes There? one right after the other. The latter of course being the basis for John Carpenter's The Thing
In My Hair 2016-02-16
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Re: In My Hair 2016-02-16
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Definitely sounds interesting- I'll have to check that out.scantrontb wrote:i like the version that Peter Watts did better... it's the same story, only told from the ALIEN'S point of view: titled "The Things"Gyrrakavian wrote:One of my other anthologies has Call me Joe and Hark, Who Goes There? one right after the other. The latter of course being the basis for John Carpenter's The Thing
Stories told from a non-human perspective tend to be pretty intriguing when done well. Try the short story 'Hi, Colonic', by Harry Turtledove. It's pretty short and explains a certain detail of many abduction stories.
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