People Are Alike All Over - Paul W. Fairman Reviews


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People Are Alike All Over is an audio version of a science fiction story by Paul W Fairman called Brothers Beyond the Void. It was first published in 1952 in the magazine Fantastic Adventures and owes its fame almost entirely to the fact it formed the basis of a relatively memorable 1960 episode of The Twilight Zone (obviously with the new title People Are Alike All Over) adapted by Rod Serling. Serling payed the then not inconsiderable sum of $2500 to acquire the rights to Fairman's story, attracted more than anything by the twist ending. Twist endings were something of a Twilight Zone tradition and this story certainly has a decent one. Fairman was an editor at ... Read the complete review
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