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With What Strange Eyes? #15: Spiders and Guinea Pigs
The chief technician scoffed. “You can’t ‘beam’ people. Martian technology may be eons ahead of our own, but it’s not magic.”
E. Thomas Thomas
Mar 5
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With What Strange Eyes? #14: Shrinking Violets
“Oh, for heaven’s sake!” The young woman exclaimed, slipping around the side to push the two men apart. “You put that fist down, or you’re gonna spend …
E. Thomas Thomas
Mar 4
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With What Strange Eyes? #13: A Question of Time
Lamont was surprised to see the slender shoulders of Phobos rising above the cluster of heads at the outside edge of the bar.
E. Thomas Thomas
Mar 3
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With What Strange Eyes? #12: Expedition Plans
Lamont burst through the conference room door to find twelve pairs of eyes looking up at him with expressions ranging from startled to amused.
E. Thomas Thomas
Mar 2
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With What Strange Eyes? #11: A Shift of Perspective
“I’m not pleased by the classism that seems to have developed between us and them since we’ve been out here. The space between decks shouldn’t be enoug…
E. Thomas Thomas
Mar 1
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With What Strange Eyes? #10: Entropy
To his horror, Lamont realized that his hands were wrapped around the slender throat of his wife, so tightly that his fingers overlapped beneath her to…
E. Thomas Thomas
Feb 26
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With What Strange Eyes? #9: The Trouble With Epiphanies
"In less than three days, we’ll mark the 50th anniversary of the Epiphany event. A single moment in time that ended our global war, threatened our spec…
E. Thomas Thomas
Feb 25
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With What Strange Eyes? #8: Obligations
Captain Carter objected, pounding the side of a clenched fist on the top of the table. “Westward is an exploratory vessel, and calculated risks are nev…
E. Thomas Thomas
Feb 24
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With What Strange Eyes? #7: A Matter of Concern
“There are no clouds in this area,” Amila corrected him. “These are patches of spectrographic scatter consistent with high levels of radiation.”
E. Thomas Thomas
Feb 23
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With What Strange Eyes? #6: Jumping to Conclusions
The appearance of Phobos never failed to be startling. Alarmingly tall and slender, the Martian reminded Lamont unsettlingly of a praying mantis.
E. Thomas Thomas
Feb 22
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With What Strange Eyes? #5: Speculations
“It would be foolish to jump to any conclusions before the sensor analysis is complete,” Said Rico Estevez. “But I am told that there are dinosaurs.”
E. Thomas Thomas
Feb 19
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With What Strange Eyes? #4: Peeling the Apple
“We’ll be looking carefully for any clue of existing civilized life that might be disrupted by our presence. Radio signals, structures, controlled fire…
E. Thomas Thomas
Feb 18
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