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| Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005
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| I vaguely recall a story in an anthology from the 70's in which driving was a competetive sport, duel style. There was a digital control center that cleared drivers to compete, kept a point tally, etc. The central thrust of the story was that a pro driver gets challenged by a drugged out amateur. They play a game of cat and mouse that ends with the pro scoring a squeaker of a victory. I remember almost all of it, except for what the dang thing was called. My curiosity was piqued when reading the latest from Richard Morgan, where a chapter was almost identical to the plot described above. So is Morgan a filthy thief? Does anyone else remember a story like this? Thanks in advance for any help. |
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| Pallid, Lumigoth Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Greater Manchester
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| Re: Ransacking my memory for a story title I don't know what it is, but the first thing I thought when you described that was of Morgan's "Market Forces". Though I guess armoured car racing aint to rare in sci-fi writing ![]() |
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