Magazine:
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, October 1984
Description:
Available for the first time as an ebook pairing, these two short stories serve as a wonderful glimpse into the mind of multiple Hugo and Nebula Award nominee George Alec Effinger, a singular talent in the world of SF.
In THE ALIENS WHO KNEW, I MEAN, EVERYTHING, benevolent aliens have arrived on Earth, sharing the their knowledge but also their annoying, overbearing opinions about every little thing.
TARGET: BERLIN! offers an absurdist ride through an alternate version of WWII, in which Effinger has reshaped the aerial campaigns into battles by car.
Description:
Available for the first time as an ebook pairing, these two short stories serve as a wonderful glimpse into the mind of multiple Hugo and Nebula Award nominee George Alec Effinger, a singular talent in the world of SF.
In THE ALIENS WHO KNEW, I MEAN, EVERYTHING, benevolent aliens have arrived on Earth, sharing the their knowledge but also their annoying, overbearing opinions about every little thing.
TARGET: BERLIN! offers an absurdist ride through an alternate version of WWII, in which Effinger has reshaped the aerial campaigns into battles by car.