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The title of this post is my considered response to Arthur C. Clarke’s
Childhood’s End. It was my response when I first read it at twelve, and it’s still my response reading it today.
Childhood’s End was published in 1953. It’s a truly classic science fiction novel, and a deeply influential one, and one of the books that makes Clarke’s reputation. It’s also a very
very strange book. It does as much as any half dozen normal books, and all in 218 pages, and it does it by setting up expectations and completely overturning them, repeatedly.
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