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Old 05-31-2014, 09:09 AM   #800
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Originally Posted by Clancey View Post
Hi - I read a SF book when I first started reading by choice. It was when I was 10 or 11 (62 as of this writing). I am pretty sure it was by one of the big SF writers of the era. It was about a giant multi-generation spacecraft where the passengers had forgotten they were on an Interstellar ship and had devolved to a primitive state. The hero of the story finds the bridge. It's a hazy memory, but it has bugged me for years. Any help appreciated!
I seem to have a dim recollection of hearing a similar radio drama, but I'm afraid I could attach no title nor author to it. Glad others could help.
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