Null-ABC
H. Beam Piper
Read by Corinna Schultz
"There's some reaction these days that holds scientists responsible for war. Take it one step further: What happens if "book-learnin'" is held responsible ...?"
(quote from Astounding Science Fiction, Feb 1953) (3 hr 33 min)
Chapters
| Section 01 | 33:17 | Read by Corinna Schultz |
| Section 02 | 35:16 | Read by Corinna Schultz |
| Section 03 | 38:00 | Read by Corinna Schultz |
| Section 04 | 34:19 | Read by Corinna Schultz |
| Section 05 | 33:04 | Read by Corinna Schultz |
| Section 06 | 39:49 | Read by Corinna Schultz |
Reviews
Interesting take
Shersbk
Excellent reading. Quite a statement of attitudes towards classes in keeping people divided by going backwards in educating classes of society
Paul Ajzenman
fun story with twists and turns.
very relevant
Bobocela
with jabs at education and politics, this book addresses relevant issues. it's hard to believe that it was written over 50 years ago. Excellent job by the reader
Future history book
Amber
So much of this book either has happened or is in the process of coming to fruition. Its terrifying while entertaining. In a age where public schools have been infested with social Marxists that are ex weatherman terrorists & a mass dumbing down/brain washing campaign designed to sexualize kids while making sure they are functionally illiterate & enumerate. This dystopian view of the future may be well on its way to fruition.
Brian J. Stinar
I've listened to all the stories on here by H. B. Piper. This one, and "Space Viking" are my two favorites. As always, this reader is awesome!
Great!
A LibriVox Listener
Narrator is excellent! The story is clever and still holds relevance today. Thoroughly enjoyable
great satire
darthlaurel
Excellent send-up of the idiocy of progressive education and its consequences.
Not one of Piper's best IMO
junkbox
decent story, and well read nonetheless.