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On July 20th, 1969...by Charles Stross
tor.com - 7/21/2009
On July 20th, 1969...by Charles Stross
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Much to my surprise, I remember the Apollo 11 landing, and the first moon walk. My wife—who is 22 months younger than me—doesn’t. She was three years old at the time; I was not far off five, and somewhere in that gap lies that developmental point where most infants start to remember ...
On July 20th, 1969...by Jo Walton
tor.com - 7/21/2009
On July 20th, 1969...by Jo Walton
— tor.com — I was four when Apollo 11 landed on the moon. I remember some things from when I... was younger than that, so I find it hard to understand why I remember absolutely nothing about it. We did have a television, and though it only had one channel, I ... (more) On July 20th, 1969...by Jo Walton

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On July 20th, 1969...by Robert J. Sawyer
tor.com - 7/21/2009
On July 20th, 1969...by Robert J. Sawyer
— tor.com — On July 20, 1969, I was nine years old, and living in suburban Toronto. My whole family... stayed up late to watch Neil and Buzz set foot upon the moon. I was already a science-fiction fan by that point (my dad had taken me to see 2001: A Space ... (more) On July 20th, 1969...by Robert J. Sawyer

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On July 20th, 1969...by David Langford
tor.com - 7/21/2009
On July 20th, 1969...by David Langford
— tor.com — Was I there? I must have been, at age 16, in my parents’ (now sadly just my... mother’s) house in Old South Wales. If I shut my eyes I can see those ungainly spacesuited figures making history—but memory has slyly updated the surroundings, so it’s ... (more) On July 20th, 1969...by David Langford

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SF Authors Remember the Moon Landing
SF Signal — ... Gregory Manchess L. E. Modesitt, Jr. Larry Niven Frederick Pohl Kit Reed Rudy Rucker Pamela Sargent Robert J. Sawyer Robert Silverberg Charles Stross Michael Swanwick Jo Walton David Weber ...

Tor.com Remembers the Moon Landing with SF Authors
Grasping for the Wind — ... Haldeman Harry Harrison Parick Nielsen Hayden Teresa Nielsen Hayden Nancy Kress Geoffrey A. Landis David Langford Gregory Manchess L. E. Modesitt, Jr. Larry Niven Frederick Pohl Kit Reed Rudy Rucker Pamela Sargent Robert J. Sawyer Robert Silverberg Charles Stross Michael Swanwick Jo Walton David ...

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