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Reading Science Fiction in English _ The Blue Tower by Evelyn E. Smith
Evelyn E. Smith's "The Blue Tower" is a science fiction short story published in the 1950s. It was most likely published in Galaxy Science Fiction magazine, and is known for Smith's unique imagination and social critical perspective. The "blue tower" in the title is the central theme of the work, and may be a metaphorical expression symbolizing a specific building or system in a future society. The novel probably explores the social structure or power system of the future, and deals with the issues of the role and freedom of individuals within it. In this work, Smith likely utilized her characteristic humor and satire to indirectly criticize the social and political issues of the time through a science fiction setting. Through the symbol of the "blue tower," the author may have provided readers with an opportunity to look at the power structure or system of real society from a new perspective.
Summary
As the vastly advanced guardians of mankind, the Belphins knew how to make a lesson stick?but whom?
Ludovick Eversole sat in the golden sunshine outside his house, writing a poem as he watched the street flow gently past him. There were very few people on it, for he lived in a slow part of town, and those who went in for travel generally preferred streets where the pace was quicker.
Moreover, on a sultry spring afternoon like this one, there would be few people wandering abroad. Most would be lying on sun-kissed white beaches or in sun-drenched parks, or, for those who did not fancy being either kissed or drenched by the sun, basking in the comfort of their own air-conditioned villas.
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The Blue Tower