Review: The Iron Dream, by Norman Spinrad and Tracking, by David R. Palmer

Childhoods (Should) End
The Iron Dream Is Alive and Well
by Geoffrey Dow

There's little in this world quite so insulting as the realization one has been played for a fool. Whether in affairs of the heart or of the mind, discovering one has been suckered creates anger and embarrassment, resentment and shame.

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