Tomorrow Sometimes Comes
| Year for Search |
1951
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| Annotation |
Post atomic war conflict between mutants produced by the radiation and “normal” humans. A central computer becomes the focus of the conflict. The machine was developed in his “The Peacemaker.” New Worlds: Fiction of the Future (London) 6.17 (September 1952): 51-65; and “Ephemeral This City.” New Worlds Science Fiction (London) 11.33 (March 1955): 94-118. |
| Published Date |
1951 |
| Publisher |
Home & Van Thal
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| Place Published |
London
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| Full Text |
1951 Rayer, F[rancis] G[eorge] (1921-81). Tomorrow Sometimes Comes. London: Home & Van Thal. Parts published earlier as “Deus Ex Machina.” New Worlds: Fiction of the Future (London) 3.8 (Winter 1950): 30-40. L, MoU-St, PSt Post atomic war conflict between mutants produced by the radiation and “normal” humans. A central computer becomes the focus of the conflict. The machine was developed in his “The Peacemaker.” New Worlds: Fiction of the Future (London) 6.17 (September 1952): 51-65; and “Ephemeral This City.” New Worlds Science Fiction (London) 11.33 (March 1955): 94-118. |
| Additional Publishers |
Parts published earlier as “Deus Ex Machina.” New Worlds: Fiction of the Future (London) 3.8 (Winter 1950): 30-40. |
| Author Note |
(1921-81) |
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