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“I think,” said John, “you’d do well to remember what one of our philosophers wrote. All evil is a good become cancerous.

Poul Anderson

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About Poul Anderson

Poul William Anderson (November 25, 1926 – July 31, 2001) was a prominent American science fiction author who wrote during a Golden Age of the genre. Anderson also authored several works of fantasy.

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Pen Names: A. A. Craig

Birth Name: Poul William Anderson

Alternative Names: Winston P. Sanders • Michael Karageorge • Petronius Arbiter Kingsley • P. A. Kingsley

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For the ordinary man, instability—change—means dislocation, war, uncertainty, misery, and death.

The universe held as many surprises as it did stars. No, more. That was its glory. But someday one of them was bound to kill you.

It would annoy me less that we’re heading into a new puritanical era if the puritanism concerned itself about things that matter.

“I think,” said John, “you’d do well to remember what one of our philosophers wrote. All evil is a good become cancerous. - Poul Anderson

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