✍ Scribed by Brown, Fredric
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Enfermé dans une cabane en plein désert, Luke Devereaux, auteur de science-fiction en mal d'invention, invoque désespérément sa muse - de toute évidence retenue ailleurs - quand soudain... on frappe à la porte. Et un petit homme vert, goguenard, apostrophe Luke d'un désinvolte « Salut Toto ! ».
Un milliard de Martiens, hâbleurs, exaspérants, mal embouchés, d'une familiarité répugnante, révélant tous les secrets, clamant partout la vérité, viennent d'envahir la Terre. Mais comment s'en débarrasser ?
Fredric Brown (1906-1972) a exercé à peu près tous les métiers avant de débuter dans la littérature par des romans policiers. Ses nouvelles, très nombreuses et aussi cotées que ses romans, sont de petits bijoux d'humour et d'invention qui le placent parmi les auteurs cultes de la science-fiction américaine.
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