Star Performer
Star Performer
Blue Boy's rating was high and his fans were loyal to the death—anyone's death!
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since you sang. But they take time out to call us up and beg for more. I've got a sponsor and a two-year contract lined up for you."
The sponsor was pacing back and forth in Hoppy Davery's office when Malcomb and Gavir arrived. Hoppy introduced him proudly. "Mr. Jarvis Spurling, president of the Martian Development Corporation."
Gavir's hand leaped at the narvoon under his doublet.
Then he stopped himself. He turned the gesture into the proffer of a handshake. "How do you do?" he said quietly. In his mind he congratulated himself. He had learned emotional control from the Earthmen. Here was the man who had ordered his father crucified! Yet he had managed to hide his instant desire to strike, to kill, to carry out the oath of the blood feud then and there.
Jarvis Spurling ignored Gavir's hand and stared coldly at him. There was not a trace of the usual Earthman's kindliness in his square, battered face. "I'm told you got talent. Okay, but a Bluie is a Bluie. I'll pay you because a
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Very intriguing story, creative and richly presented. A very good read!
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He's a Martian, so his thoughts make an entertaining TV show. A lot of ideas: Martial enslavement, revenge, thought broadcasting, senile delinquency, pop stardom in a fairly pedestrian story.
11/06/2012
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