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There are, if you watch the film Noah closely, it's so clear that it's actually taking place in a far off post apocalyptic future. In the late 50s, Harlan was a struggling Pope writer living in a hotel in Times Square and his hallmate was Elrond Hubbard. We were cranking out whatever would, we'd write a porno, a western. He also wrote one called typewriter in the sky. The slaves of sleep and fear is amazing. It's like the template for all the post-apocalyptic things. That reality seems impossible. How did that happen? Right. Well, what if you didn't Arlan Ellison basically lost its moorings
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