| T.R | Title | User | Personal
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| 785.1 | (how 'bout THIS for a quick response!) | RAINBO::TARBET | I'm the ERA | Fri Apr 28 1989 17:56 | 6 |
| If I remember correctly, it's Eric Frank Russell's short-story
collection the name of which I can't remember.
He had sooo much fun whacking bureaucracy. And he did it so well.
=maggie
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| 785.2 | | RUBY::BOYAJIAN | Starfleet Security | Sat Apr 29 1989 08:48 | 6 |
| The story is "Allamagoosa", and the author is, as =maggie says,
Eric Frank Russell. Two places that you're most likely to find
it are (a) THE HUGO WINNERS, VOLUME 1 (edited by Asimov), and
(b) THE BEST OF ERIC FRANK RUSSELL.
--- jerry
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| 785.3 | | RAINBO::TARBET | I'm the ERA | Mon May 01 1989 13:09 | 7 |
| Rats! You beat me to it, Jerry. I checked it in "Best Of..." over
the weekend.
I rather hope Russell is aware that there are people who so enjoy
his writing that a single word is sometimes a sufficient reference.
=maggie
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| 785.4 | Also ... | HELIX::KALLIS | Pumpkins -- Nature's greatest gift | Thu Mar 05 1992 09:46 | 6 |
| It also appeared in an _Analog_ collection of humorous SF stories.
Other Eric Frank Russell stories that _could_ have appeared in that same
anthology include "Muten," "A study in Still Life," and "Plus X."
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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