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'''''Inside Information: Computers in Action'''''.  Abbe Mowshowitz, ed.  Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 1977.  

		Stories and excerpts from longer works on "Computers in Fiction," stressing science education, including excerpts from J. Barth's ''Giles Goat-Boy'' (q.v. under Fiction) and Elmer Rice's play ''The Adding Machine'' (1923; see title under Drama).  Includes "a 34-page annotated bibliography of novels, stories, play [sic], poems, anthologies and science fiction criticism" related to computers—and a section named "Clockwork Society."  Praised by Merritt Abrash in a rev., ''SF&FBR'' #16 (July-Aug. 1983): 40-41, source for this citation, and quote.

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