Synopsis
"Shutting off the thoughts of his various brains from any probing mind that might be eavesdropping, he said to himself, Always, always they're near a man! You go out of your hut and there's a god, a big golden globe hanging in the air shoving its tentacles at you and reading your mind. You come down the mine shaft and every hundred feet or so you see the yellow luminosity. Why can't they leave us alone! Why can't they stick to their temples, and exact their worship on Orbsday, instead of all week long, all day long, every day in the year!"
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À propos de l'auteur
Geoff St. Reynard is the pseudonym of US author Robert Wilson Krepps (1919-1980) for most of his science fiction and fantasy work, though he wrote adventure tales under his own name, some for Slick journals like The Saturday Evening Post. As St. Reynard he began publishing work of genre interest with "Wink Van Ripple" in Fantastic Adventures for December 1945, contributing frequently to that journal until its demise in 1953. Work published here included the first Usurpers tale, "The Usurpers" (January 1950 Fantastic Adventures), which was followed by "Beware the Usurpers" (November 1951 Imagination) and the book-length "Mistress of the Djinn" (November 1950 Fantastic Adventures), which is fantasy. Under his own name appeared The Enormous Room (October/November 1953 Amazing; 2010 ebook) with H L Gold. Several of his works were Space Operas.
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