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Murray Leinster Short Sci-Fi Story
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We get a lot of requests, and we get to them as soon as we can. Dr. Shane Kush this one’s for you. Murray Leinster made his debut a few months ago with, “The Other Now”. He returns today with a 90-year-old story from the March 1933 issue of Astounding Stories Magazine. Let’s turn to page 118 for Invasion by Murray Leinster…
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Another brilliant sci-fi short story from the Master of narration. Thanks again, Scott.
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Dudley Doright vs Boris Badinov. Amazing for 1933
This was quite a dark tale, coming from the 30s.
Its invasion time! Lets get invaded!
Ah, the many uses for a Y.
For the most part, I enjoyed this one. It was easy to follow unlike the previous story about time travel which had my brain spinning. There is one thing though that will continue to bother me though, Leinster's reference to the United Nations. It's predecessor "The League of Nations" was established in 1919. In the 30's when he wrote this the UN didn't exist yet, it came about in 1945. According to his dates in the story, he has it established in the 1980's. The imagination of many sci-fi authors continue to amaze me and blow my mind.