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Название книги: Wildcards
Автор(ы): George Martin
Жанр: Научная Фантастика
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/Wildcards-192420.html
George R R Martin
PROLOGUE
From Wild Times: An Oral History of the Postwar Years, by Studs Terkel (Pantheon, 1979).Herbert L. CranstonYears later, when I saw Michael Rennie come out of that flying saucer in The Day the Earth Stood Still, I leaned over to the wife and said, "Now that's the way an alien emissary ought to look." I've always suspected that it was Tachyons arrival that gave them the idea for that picture, but you know how Hollywood changes things around. I was there, so I know how it really was. For starts, he came down in White Sands, not in Washington. He didn't have a robot, and we didn't shoot him. Considering what happened, maybe we should have, eh?His ship, well, it certainly wasn't a flying saucer, and it didn't look a damn thing like our captured V-2s or even the moon rockets on Werner's drawing boards. It violated every known law of aerodynamics and Einstein's special relativity too.He came down at night, his ship all covered with lights, the prettiest thing I ever saw. It set down plunk in
Название книги: Wildcards
Автор(ы): George Martin
Жанр: Научная Фантастика
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/Wildcards-192420.html
George R R Martin
PROLOGUE
From Wild Times: An Oral History of the Postwar Years, by Studs Terkel (Pantheon, 1979).Herbert L. CranstonYears later, when I saw Michael Rennie come out of that flying saucer in The Day the Earth Stood Still, I leaned over to the wife and said, "Now that's the way an alien emissary ought to look." I've always suspected that it was Tachyons arrival that gave them the idea for that picture, but you know how Hollywood changes things around. I was there, so I know how it really was. For starts, he came down in White Sands, not in Washington. He didn't have a robot, and we didn't shoot him. Considering what happened, maybe we should have, eh?His ship, well, it certainly wasn't a flying saucer, and it didn't look a damn thing like our captured V-2s or even the moon rockets on Werner's drawing boards. It violated every known law of aerodynamics and Einstein's special relativity too.He came down at night, his ship all covered with lights, the prettiest thing I ever saw. It set down plunk in
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