Randall Garrett

End of Earthmen Bearing Gifts by Frederick Brown Read by Catherine Cook, Grahamstown

Heist Job on Fizar by Randall Garrett.

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Heist Job on Fizar by Randall Garrett.

Originally published in Amazing Stories, October 1956.

In the future, we may discover new planets.

The Measure of a Man by Randall Garrett What is desirable is not always necessary, while that which is necessary may be most undesirable.

Perhaps the measure of a man is the ability to tell one from the other, and act on it.

Alfred Pendray pushed himself along the corridor of the battleship Shane, holding the flashlight in one hand and using the other hand and his good leg to guide and propel himself by.

All he had to do was get here alive.

The problem said nothing about his staying that way.

End of The Measure of a Man by Randall Garrett

Then he began to laugh.

The End of Slaughter on Dornell Five by Randall Garrett and Robert Silverberg

WHEN THE GREEN STAR WAINED by Nitin Dayalith Ron T. is our greatest scientist, which is to say that he is the greatest in our known universe, for we, of the planet Venus, lead all the others in every attainment and accomplishment, our civilization being the oldest and most advanced.

He had called a meeting of seven of us in his workshop, as he termed his experimental laboratory.

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Invader from Infinity by George Whittington.

Out of the Dark Nebula by Milton L. Coe.

Dead World by Jack Douglas.

Humanity, fuck yeah! Prisoner of War by Randall Garrett, originally published in Imagination Stories of Science and Fantasy, June 1958.

Narrated by Tom Trussell.

It was the first time a Flessow had met an Earthman face to face, and the Flessow appeared puzzled as to why the Earthman showed no fear.

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The Asses of Balaam by Gordon Randall Garrett.

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The Asses of Balaam by Gordon Randall Garrett.

The remarkable characteristic of Balaam's ass was that it was more perceptive than its master.

Sometimes a child is more perceptive because more straightforward and logical than an adult.

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The Man Who Hated Mars, by Gordon Randall Garrett.

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The end of The Good Neighbors by Edgar Pangborn.

Bleekman's Planet by Randall Garrett and Robert Silverberg, writing as Ivor Jorgensen.

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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Bleekman's Planet by Randall Garrett and Robert Silverberg Looking around cautiously, Mack Thornwald eased himself down from the window ledge where he had been crouching.

It was less than a ten-foot drop, but because of the pain in his left ankle, he didn't dare drop too heavily.

His right leg would have to take the brunt of the shock.

The house sang softly and waited for the return of its masters.