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Frederik George Pohl – amerykański pisarz i redaktor science fiction oraz krytyk fantastyki.

W latach 1959–1969 był redaktorem magazynów „Galaxy” i „If”. Był wielokrotnym laureatem nagród Hugo i Nebula, a także Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award. Został opisany przez Kingsleya Amisa jako nieustająco jeden z najzdolniejszych pisarzy SF. W latach 1974–1976 był prezesem Amerykańskiego Stowarzyszenia Autorów Science Fiction

Do jego najbardziej znanych powieści należą Człowiek Plus i Gateway. Brama do gwiazd , a także, napisana wspólnie z Cyrilem Kornbluthem Handlarze kosmosem . Wikipedia  

✵ 26. Listopad 1919 – 2. Wrzesień 2013
Frederik Pohl Fotografia
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Frederik Pohl: Cytaty po angielsku

“I don’t think you know what it’s like to have someone head over heels in love with you. What’s the good of a man who’s upside down?”

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Frederik Pohl książka Man Plus

Źródło: Man Plus (1976), Chapter 7, “Mortal Becoming Monster” (p. 81)

“It was a nasty day in late December, just before the holidays. The weather was cold, wet, and miserable—well, I said it was London, didn’t I?”

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Frederik Pohl

Waiting for the Olympians (p. 255)
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“Thou still unravish’d bride of quietness,
Thou foster-child of Silence and slow Time—’

That’s the sort of thing she would have written before the rise of advertising. The correlation is perfectly clear. Advertising up, lyric poetry down.”

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Frederik Pohl książka The Space Merchants

Źródło: The Space Merchants (1953), Chapter 4 (p. 48)

“She laughed out loud. It was a very nice laugh. No girl looks beautiful when she’s laughing hard, and girls who worry about looking beautiful don’t do it. Dorotha Keefer looked like a healthy, pretty girl having a good time, which when you come down to it is about the best way for a girl to look.”

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Frederik Pohl

The Merchants of Venus (p. 22)
Platinum Pohl (2005)

“Scientists are an agnostic lot, of course—well, most educated people are, aren’t they?”

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Waiting for the Olympians (p. 269)
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“You could rule the nation—and yet you don’t seem to go after that power.”

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Frederik Pohl

The mayor frowned. “Power, Mrs. O’Hare? You mean the chance to make laws and compel others to do what you want them to? Why, good heavens, Mrs. O’Hare, who in his right mind would want that?”
Servant of the People (p. 254)
Platinum Pohl (2005)