Classics of Science Fiction
Remembering the Best Short Science Fiction.
- By James Wallace Harris
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The April 8, 1966, cover of Time Magazine asked in large letters: Is God Dead? I would have answered yes, because starting in late 1963, when I turned twelve, I began to struggle with the …