Is the machine in question a political machine, as I've been
assuming, or an actual mechanical device of some sort?
TM
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Bill wrote:
"Part of the problem with looking in sources such as these is
that -- rightly or wrongly -- the collection "The Machine in
Ward Eleven" is generally considered "science fiction", even
though it's not labelled as such on the paperback."
I found my copy in the science fiction section of a used
bookstore, which was doubly lucky. First, for finding it at
all (and at half cover); second, because I rarely look
through the sci-fi section.
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