In "Life Line" (1939), Heinlein's first short story, man invents a
machine that can tell when a person is going to die. At the opposite end of his career, in 1959, Heinlein wrote "All You Zombies" in which a man is his
own father, mother, and mysterious recruiter. Join us for a discussion of the relationship between the body, time, and technology in these works.
The stories will be available at the English Department Front Desk one week in advance.
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