An Earthman on Venus (aka The Radio Man) by Ralph Milne Farley
Sometimes, it seems, a man must go through any number of occupations before hitting on the one for which he will be best remembered. Take, for example, the case of Massachusetts-born Roger Sherman Hoar, who, before he turned 37, was an assistant attorney general and state senator, taught classes in engineering and math, and wrote books about patent, tariff and Constitutional law; after moving to the Midwest, Hoar would also become a state senator in Wisconsin.
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Update: Yesterday was Independent Bookstore Day and I ordered the first two volumes of this.
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