na illustrated by Schoenherr given as “Listen! The Stars” on the story itself.The Analytical Laboratory: January 1962.nv illustrated by Schoenherr given as “…Nor Iron Bars…” in the Table of Contents and as by Jonathan Blake MacKenzie on the story itself.The Analytical Laboratory: November & December 1961.Anthem, Ayn Rand New York: Signet, 1961.nothing here at the moment I can't handle, even if Atteo doesn't show up.Analog Science Fact-Science Fiction (50¢, 180pp, digest, cover by John Schoenherr) Yeah, I bet! Reef scratched his head, glanced along the rows of culture trays.

Apparently, something urgent has come up and they want my opinion on it. 1962: 15 year-old genius Telzey Amberdon discovers she is a xenotelepath when she visits Jontarou. Whose problem are you supposed to solve now? They've got a nerve, calling you across town every two days! he observed. Reef, a large, red-headed young man, glanced around in mild surprise. Leaving the radiation room, he picked up his hat, said to the technician, Forgot to mention it, Reef, but I'll have to head over to central laboratories again. His face was pale but looked sufficiently composed. Halder sighed, replaced the instrument on his wrist, and glanced over at a wall mirror. An empty aircar stood in the port there was no one in sight. Beyond Atteo, the entry from the residence's delivery area and car port stood open.įingering the rim of the tiny scanner with practiced quickness, Halder Leorm shifted the view to other sections of the house, finally to the car port. Atteo, his new assistant, assigned to the laboratory earlier in the week. A few steps from the entry, a man lay on his back on the carpeting, eyes shut, face deeply flushed, apparently unconscious. He was looking into the living room of his home, fifty miles away in another section of Orado's great city of Draise. He slipped the instrument from his wrist, removed its back plate, and held it up to his eye. Halder Leorm turned unhurriedly from the culture tray he was studying, walked past the laboratory technician to the radiation room, entered it and closed the door behind him. ■ When he felt the sudden sharp tingling on his skin which came from the alarm device under his wrist watch, Dr.

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