"We're Friends, Now" by Henry Hasse is a classic science fiction short story exploring the fascinating theme of alien contact. With a gentle touch, Hasse weaves a narrative that touches on universal themes of friendship and connection, even across the vast distances of space.
This story also features robots, adding another layer to its exploration of relationships and understanding in a world increasingly shaped by technology. Originally published during science fiction's golden age, "We're Friends, Now" remains a testament to the enduring power of imaginative storytelling. This meticulously prepared edition brings this timeless tale back into print, allowing readers to rediscover its charm and appreciate its unique perspective on the future of humanity and its potential encounters in the cosmos. A thought-provoking and subtly humorous read for anyone interested in classic science fiction.
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