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Editor's note: We've not yet had time to find out anything about Tony Morphett. For now, it's enough to know that he has written a story about garbage disposal, dead cats, a hard nosed and amiable engineer named Rafferty, a planet orbiting Vega, and that is one of the funniest stories of first contact with aliens that we've ever read.

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    y separately published work icon The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction vol. 37 no. 1 July 1969 Z1682535 1969 periodical issue fantasy science fiction 1969 pg. 112-128
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    y separately published work icon Beyond Tomorrow : An Anthology of Modern Science Fiction Lee Harding (editor), Melbourne : Wren , 1976 Z517354 1976 anthology No single volume could hope to do justice to the wide variety of science fiction now being published throughout the world. In Beyond Tomorrow I have brought together some of the finest contemporary writing from England and America, and combined it with a selection of Australian stories, demonstrating that there are a number of writers in this country already experienced in the difficult art of writing science fiction.

    Recent years have witnessed an astonishing flowering of the genre in places as wide afield as Poland, Japan, Russia and South America, to mention only a few. Only a small proportion of this interesting new work has so far been made available in translation, and in some cases rights have proven difficult to obtain. These problems will be solved in time, and I like to think that future publications of this nature will include a representative selection of these important new voices.

    [Source: Beyond Tomorrow, Wren hardback edition]
         London : New English Library , 1977     pg. 151-171
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