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Newsgroups: net.sf-lovers
Subject: Looking for book info
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Date: Tue, 9-Aug-83 15:26:46 EDT
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	Three quick questions for readers of this newsgroup:

	1. There is a book entitled "The Best One Hundred Short Short
	Science Fiction Stories" that I'm trying to find; unfortunately,
	I can't remember the anthologizer's name.  Does anybody know?

	2. There is a series of stories titled something along the lines
	of "Through Time and Space with Ferdinand Feghoot".  Does anybody
	know where to find these or who wrote them?

	3. There is a short story which I read some years ago that I'd like
	to find; I can't remember the title or the author; however, I do
	recall that the basic storyline involved a fellow who was captured
	by aliens involved in an attempt to assess the military strength
	of the human race.  They attached him to a "truth assessor" and
	he (rather cleverly) managed to answer all their questions without
	lying, but without telling the truth, either.  The one which sticks
	out in my mind is "How many spaceships do you have?" The reply: "None."
	(He lived on Mars; all spaceships were owned by Earth.)  Does anybody
	recognize this?
						Thanks,
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