Difference between revisions of "Sea Change"
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A sea captain is awakened after many years of cryogenic suspended animation and given command of a large, sea-going tanker with a crew familiar only with new technology. The ship's engines fail, and the captain rigs sails in order to bring it to port. | A sea captain is awakened after many years of cryogenic suspended animation and given command of a large, sea-going tanker with a crew familiar only with new technology. The ship's engines fail, and the captain rigs sails in order to bring it to port. | ||
| − | CAUTION: "[[Shores of Night|Sea Change]]" title not unique. | + | CAUTION: "[[The Shores of Night|Sea Change]]" title not unique. |
RDE, update 27June20 | RDE, update 27June20 | ||
[[Category: Fiction]] | [[Category: Fiction]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:48, 2 July 2020
Chandler, Bertram. "Sea Change." In The Year 2000. Harry Harrison, ed. (c) 1970. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, n.d. [S. F.] Book Club Edition. — So Contento Index
A sea captain is awakened after many years of cryogenic suspended animation and given command of a large, sea-going tanker with a crew familiar only with new technology. The ship's engines fail, and the captain rigs sails in order to bring it to port.
CAUTION: "Sea Change" title not unique.
RDE, update 27June20
