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Date: Thu, 9-May-85 14:55:47 EDT
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From: Bard Bloom <BARD@MIT-XX.ARPA>


> to at least a third of infinity!)  On the planet are giant creatures
> engaged in the common creature pasttime, sex.  However, our hero,
> and his ship, are about the size of a single sperm cell.  Now,
> evolution takes a wild turn with Mom guarding her egg by shooting
> down every sperm she can.  She mistakes our hero for a sperm but he
> manages to avoid being hit by using his computer.  Nevertheless, he
> hurtles into the egg where he is merged into a new critter with the
> ship built in.  And that's all I remember.

I can't remember the name of the story; it's the sequel to
_The_Spectre_General_ by Schmidt.  Something suggests that it was in an
Amazing or Analog or something like that  memorial edition.  Beware on
rereading -- it's a shaggy-dog story.
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