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Subject: Tomorrow
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Date: Wed, 7-Dec-83 11:23:37 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec  7 11:23:37 1983
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Saturday I read for a second
time since 1962 the book that I thought 
`The Day After' was based on -
Philip Wylie's "Tomorrow".
It is one of his first and also
one of his few 'fictional' books.
Although it sometimes reads as if
written by a high
schooler, it conveys the effects of nuclear war
on society in much greater measure
than the ill-produced TV show could ever do.
I havn't seen any mention of it on the nets, 
but then I suppose most of our prolific contributors
were not alive when it was published in 1954.