The Draco Tavern
Author: Larry Niven
Bartender Rick Shumann at his Siberian tavern catering to aliens, narrates 26 tales include:”The Subject Is Closed” – Could AI stop working on life after death because subject solved? “Table Manners” – Is Rick hunter or hunted by five Folk aliens? “Losing Mars” – Unpublished. Aliens on Mars angry humans forget their planet…..Read More
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