Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 42 — page 144: what you’re looking at

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PROCESS turned off our air supply. We'll all be gasping in a few minutes.”’ “The air supply will con- tinue,” Kermit assured him. “You see, Samuels, the wave works.”’ He let the lights go back on and they saw him sitting on the edge of the table, his wrists and ankles free. In- pentarily, they shrank from “You needn’t fear,’’ Kermit said. “‘There’s nothing to be afraid of. With the proper conditioning and purpose I think a great many of us will be able to use the wave. I don’t believe any of us need ever be afraid again.” Samuels’ face was as grey as his shirt and trousers. He licked his lips. ‘“‘What do you intend to do about—about me, about the Brothers, about Father ?”’ Kermit smiled gently as he slid to his feet. “The same as J intend to do about myself and all the rest. We’re going above-ground, into the fresh air, the sunshine. We’re going out of the ant hill. And we’ll never come back.” Edited by H. J. Campbell This anthology of new American Science Fiction is a MUST for all SF fans! Contributors include A. E. Van Vogt, Charles L. Harness, Sprague de Camp, etc. tomorrow's universe | | eee ee i comiclooks.corn