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Reading Science Fiction in English _ The Man Outside by Evelyn E. Smith
"The Man Outside" by Evelyn E. Smith is a science fiction short story published in the 1950s. It was most likely published in Galaxy Science Fiction or another popular science fiction magazine. As the title suggests, the story is likely to center around a character who is "outside" of society or a system. In this work, Smith would have used her characteristic writing style and social critical perspective to explore the relationship between the individual and society, alienation, and identity. The novel is likely to be set in a future society or an alternative reality, and indirectly deals with social and political issues of the time through the experiences of a character who is outside of mainstream society. Smith's keen insight and satirical elements would have played an important role in this work as well, providing readers with a new perspective on existing social structures and values.
Summary
No one, least of all Martin, could dispute that a man's life should be guarded by his kin?but by those who hadn't been born yet?
Nobody in the neighborhood was surprised when Martin's mother disappeared and Ninian came to take care of him. Mothers had a way of disappearing around those parts and the kids were often better off without them. Martin was no exception. He'd never had it this good while he was living with his old lady. As for his father, Martin had never had one. He'd been a war baby, born of one of the tides of soldiers?enemies and allies, both?that had engulfed the country in successive waves and bought or taken the women. So there was no trouble that way.
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The Man Outside