"Free at Last"
| Year for Search |
1973
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| Secondary Title |
Infinity Five
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| Annotation |
Dystopia of sex and death in the future with Wide Open Marriage and a U.S. Transition Service providing for death. Wide Open Marriage means a couple can “do what we want, see who we want and--which is the most mature and enlightened part of it--we can discuss it all afterwards” (75). The U.S. Transition Service provides a free funeral for every U.S. citizen. |
| Pagination |
73-89
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| Published Date |
1973 |
| Publisher |
Lancer Books
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| Place Published |
New York
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| Full Text |
1973 Goulart, Ron[ald Joseph] (1933-2022). “Free at Last.” Infinity Five. Ed. Robert Hoskins (New York: Lancer Books, 1973), 73-89. Merril Dystopia of sex and death in the future with Wide Open Marriage and a U.S. Transition Service providing for death. Wide Open Marriage means a couple can “do what we want, see who we want and--which is the most mature and enlightened part of it--we can discuss it all afterwards” (75). The U.S. Transition Service provides a free funeral for every U.S. citizen. |
| Author Note |
(1933-2022) |
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