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Hrungnir
Member # 774
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Could someone please help me with the following:
I don't remember neither the author, nor the name of the story. The plot of it, however, I can describe.
A man figures out that a certain stadium does not host real football matches with players and fans — instead, heavily guarded loudspeakers are producing the screams and shouts of the crowd, and so on.
Later he shares his newly acquired knowledge with a bartender (or was it somebody else?)... And disappears.
Who wrote this, what is the name of it and when was it written? Thank you indeed.
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Vogon Poet
Member # 393
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Wasn't that that Voyager ep with The Rock? 8)
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Harry
Member # 265
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Sounds like Jerry Springer to me
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Hrungnir
Member # 774
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Thanks a lot, good men.
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Vogon Poet
Member # 393
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Oh, hang in there Hrungnir old fruit, someone'll recognise it sooner or later. . .
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Sol System
Member # 30
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First of all, was it a short story or a novel? If the former, did you read it in a magazine, or an anthology, or somewhere else?
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Hrungnir
Member # 774
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It was a rather short story in an anthology. American science fiction, I believe.
However, I read it in Russian about 15 years ago, when American and British authors were published under one cover as "capitalists"
Sol System: Would it make sense to paste this post where your link leads to? [ January 30, 2002, 00:01: Message edited by: Hrungnir ]
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Sol System
Member # 30
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I really doubt it. The Sci-Fi Channel's boards are not exactly the braintrust of the genre.
You could try asking in rec.arts.sf.written, though, if you have Usenet access.
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