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Subject: Re: another book - exploring the idea of - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 13-Jan-84 04:05:12 EST
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fortune!rpw3    Jan 12 21:53:00 1984

[** Warning: **spoiler** on second page **]

The all-time best trickiest punchiest time-travel paradox meet-yourself
tale has to be Robert Heinlein's "All You Zombies..." (which I think is
one of the stories tucked away in the back of the short novel "The Unpleasant
Profession of Jonathan Hoag").

Rob Warnock

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[*************spoiler*********************]







Actually, I started to give the whole thing away at first, when I wrote:

	The all-time best trickiest punchiest time-travel paradox meet-yourself
	screw-yourself sex-change tale...

Now that I've blown it, I might as well give you the last line in the story:

[**** next page is a REAL spoiler ***]















	"I know where I come from, but what about all you zombies..."

(arrgggh!)