Mark Clifton's "Do Unto Others" explores the vast possibilities of science fiction with a unique blend of alien contact, space travel, and unexpected humor. This collection of short stories delves into the unknown with a lighthearted touch, examining humanity's place in a universe populated by strange and wonderful beings. A recurring theme involves the surprising influence of aunts within these extraordinary circumstances.
Prepare to be entertained by Clifton's imaginative scenarios and thought-provoking explorations of intergalactic relations. "Do Unto Others" remains a testament to the enduring power of classic science fiction, offering timeless tales of adventure, understanding, and the occasional eccentric relative. Experience the wit and wonder of a bygone era, meticulously restored for a new generation of readers.
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