Donald Wandrei
5 Quotations from Donald Wandrei
| cycle n. | 1935 Whisperers in Astounding Stories May 143/2 The whisper audible to human ears was the combined sound of trillions and trillions of micro-beings who talked and flourished and evolved through an existence that was time-extended to centuries and cycles for them, but which was time-foreshortened to moments and hours in the universe of man. |
| Earthward adv. | 1934 Colossus in Astounding Stories Jan. ii. 48/2 Almost regretfully, he sent the White Bird flying Earthward, and the crag-strewn, jagged, white ruin of the Moonβs surface fell swiftly away, paled into softer outline, until once again, like a silver disk in the sky, it floated glowing and lovely and bathed in soft radiance. |
| space explorer n. | 1936 Finality Unlimited in Astounding Stories Sept. 31/2 Previously unknown epidemics such as the Black Mould had followed wars, or broken out when the space explorers contracted them on other planets and carried them to Earth. |
| space patrol n. | 1936 Finality Unlimited in Astounding Stories Sept. 31/2 His master, Pilot Venn of the Space Patrol, ruffled the Kotoleyβs head. |
| super-scientist n. | 1934 Scientist Divides in Astounding Stories Sept. 54/2 Why may not man himself now be only a similar basic cell out of which even vaster and more complex organisms will evolve in the course of ages? Imagine what would happen if a superscientist treated man as such a cell and then, in the laboratory, constructed from one or dozens of men a creature of the year one billion! |