Turtledove
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In the anthologized prints of this story, Turtledove comments "I was shooting the breeze with a friend of mine one day when he said, 'Why don't you put me in one of your stories?' So I did, sort of. I don't write mainstream fiction very often. I don't sell it very often, either; this story makes once. Thanks, Bob."
 
In the anthologized prints of this story, Turtledove comments "I was shooting the breeze with a friend of mine one day when he said, 'Why don't you put me in one of your stories?' So I did, sort of. I don't write mainstream fiction very often. I don't sell it very often, either; this story makes once. Thanks, Bob."
   
==See also==
 
*"[[The Weather's Fine]]," Turtledove's other ''Playboy'' story.
 
 
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