Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, No. 51 — page 119: what you’re looking at

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AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION doe, by the way—we are still on the winning side because I forgot to mention that the American survivor is a buck. If my theory is correct, Mr. Tollen, we cannot only begin breeding wild rabbits, but produce a new strain that is no longer vulnerable to that damned test tube germ.” Mary smiled at the two men across the cot. “I wish you could discuss it downstairs, while I make some coffee. This conversation will wake Mike up.” The small figure stirred STAR HAVEN a hand sleepily across the under the sheets, groped pillow. “He mever saw a ‘real bunny’ before, except in pic- ture books,” she added throatily. The doctor was smiling his lop-sided smile again, yet it seemed warmer, less tired now. He lowered the rabbit gently down onto the pillow. “T think humanity can wait a little longer for its salvation,” he said. “‘Until tomorrow, anyway.” is the title of next month’s exciting lead story by E. C. Tubb. This tale of despotism on a far star will thrill you to the skies! Supporting short stories include another excellent piece by Dan Morgan and a time travel saga by Lionel Brooks. Non-fiction will be as good as ever. AUTHENTIC—A MONTHLY MUST! 118 comiclbooks.corn