The Pirates of Ersatz by Murray Leinster - 2008-06-25

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Leinster, Murray, 1896-1975; Freas, Kelly, 1922-2005 [Illustrator]

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MP3 Audio CD. The Pirates of Ersatz I It was not mere impulsive action when Bron Hoddan started for the planet Walden by stowing away on a ship that had come to his native planet to hang all his relatives. He'd planned it long before. It was a long-cherished and carefully worked out scheme. He didn't expect the hanging of his relatives, of course. He knew that they'd act grieved and innocent, and give proof that they were simple people leading blameless lives. They'd make their would-be executioners feel ashamed and apologetic for having thought evil of them, and as soon as the strangers left they'd return to their normal way of life, which was piracy. But while this was going on, Bron Hoddan stowed away on the menacing vessel. Presently he arrived at its home world. But his ambition was to reach Walden, so he set about getting there. It took a long time because he had to earn ship-passage from one solar system to another, but he held to his idea. Walden was the most civilized planet in that part… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Murray Leinster (1896-1975) is a pseudonym under which the American science-fiction writer William Fritzgerald Jenkins was best known. He began publishing in 1916, at first mostly mystery stories, and continued during the first six decades of the 20th Century, with SF stories, articles, television plays, radio and movie scripts. In 1937, he received a Liberty Award, for "A Very Nice Family" and, later, in 1956, his novel, ?Exploration team?, won a Hugo Award. ?The Pirates of Ersatz? is a planetary adventure, an engaging space opera - maybe not as clever as some of Leinster's other stories, but an amusing and light read, another proof of the author's domestic vision of the universe. The hero, a young man named BronHoddan and grandson of a notorious space pirate, tries to break free from his planet (where everyone is a pirate) and moves to a more civilized planet, to become an electrician, a great man, and marry a lovely girl. However, his karma is negative and things go wrong. The new… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Pirates of Ersatz I It was not mere impulsive action when Bron Hoddan started for the planet Walden by stowing away on a ship that had come to his native planet to hang all his relatives. He'd planned it long before. It was a long-cherished and carefully worked out scheme. He didn't expect the hanging of his relatives, of course. He knew that they'd act grieved and innocent, and give proof that they were simple people leading blameless lives. They'd make their would-be executioners feel ashamed and apologetic for having thought evil of them, and as soon as the strangers left they'd return to their normal way of life, which was piracy. But while this was going on, Bron Hoddan stowed away on the menacing vessel. Presently he arrived at its home world. But his ambition was to reach Walden, so he set about getting there. It took a long time because he had to earn ship-passage from one solar system to another, but he held to his idea. Walden was the most civilized planet in that part… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Murray Leinster (1896-1975) is a pseudonym under which the American science-fiction writer William Fritzgerald Jenkins was best known. He began publishing in 1916, at first mostly mystery stories, and continued during the first six decades of the 20th Century, with SF stories, articles, television plays, radio and movie scripts. In 1937, he received a Liberty Award, for "A Very Nice Family" and, later, in 1956, his novel, ?Exploration team?, won a Hugo Award. ?The Pirates of Ersatz? is a planetary adventure, an engaging space opera - maybe not as clever as some of Leinster's other stories, but an amusing and light read, another proof of the author's domestic vision of the universe. The hero, a young man named BronHoddan and grandson of a notorious space pirate, tries to break free from his planet (where everyone is a pirate) and moves to a more civilized planet, to become an electrician, a great man, and marry a lovely girl. However, his karma is negative and things go wrong. The new… Read More

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