I declined to be audited, partly because of what I recalled of Hubbard when I saw him at Heinlein's party in Philadelphia before I went overseas. Hubbard was just back from the Aleutians then, hinting of desperate action aboard a navy destroyer, adventures he couldn't say much about because of military security. I recall his eyes, the wary, light-blue eyes that I somehow associate with the gunmen of the old West, watching me sharply as he talked as if to see how much I believed. Not much.
An edition of Wonder's child: my life in science fiction
(1984)
Wonder's child
my life in science fiction
by Jack Williamson
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Wonder's child: my life in science fiction
2005, BenBella Books, Distributed by Independent Publishers Group
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