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Portrait of Henry Slesar

Henry Slesar

Henry Slesar was an American author and playwright. He is famous for his use of irony and twist endings. After reading Slesar's "M Is for the Many" in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Alfred Hitchcock bought it for adaptation and they began many successful collaborations. Slesar wrote hundreds of scripts for television series and soap operas, leading TV Guide to call him "the writer with the largest audience in America."

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The Stuff

A paralyzed man escapes his reality through a mind-altering drug, achieving greatness in a manufactured dream world until the specter of mortality shatters his illusion.

By Henry Slesar

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The Success Machine

In a world ruled by a firing-machine, one man must confront the chilling reality that his own job might be next on the chopping block.

By Henry Slesar

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Space brat

When aliens plot to conquer Earth, they discover their greatest weapon is disguised as the most innocent thing imaginable: a human baby.

By Henry Slesar

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Heart

A wealthy man's frantic attempt to cheat death by escaping to Mars reveals that money can't buy everything, especially a new heart filled with human connection.

By Henry Slesar

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My robot

Amidst a father's secretive robot project, a boy's memories of affection for his childhood robot highlight the complexities of family struggles and the loss of innocence.

By Henry Slesar

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My Father, the Cat

A man faces the challenge of introducing his fiancée to his father, a talking cat, leading to a bizarre and humorous clash of worlds.

By Henry Slesar

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A Message From Our Sponsor

In a world sharing their workplaces with Martians, human workers must confront their own decreasing value when an apathetic manager finds himself outperformed by his Martian counterpart.

By Henry Slesar

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Dream Town

A stranded ad man finds himself trapped in a town obsessed with a sinister dream world, where the line between fantasy and reality vanishes with terrifying consequences.

By Henry Slesar

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Brainchild

A man suddenly finds himself trapped in the body of a child, and embarks on a perilous journey to reclaim his former life and confront the enigmatic boy genius behind the strange transformation.

By Henry Slesar

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Beside the golden door

In a future haunted by Earth's past, humanity's prejudices resurface as they face the arrival of alien refugees, mirroring the catastrophic events of a lost civilization and threatening to repeat history's mistakes.

By Henry Slesar

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The show must go on

In a chilling vision of the future, a man fights for his life on live television as a twisted network seeks ever-greater thrills.

By Henry Slesar

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The Delegate from Venus

When a robot from Venus arrives bearing a message of peace or destruction, a journalist must decide whether to reveal the shocking truth behind the alien's arrival.

By Henry Slesar

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Reluctant Genius

** Witness as celestial observers debate the future of humankind and secretly assist in unlocking the hidden potential of a humble man.

By Henry Slesar

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Beauty contest?

In a futuristic beauty contest, the prize is more than a crown—it's a one-way ticket to Mars and a chance at interstellar love.

By Henry Slesar

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A kiss for the conqueror

In a war-torn future, a soldier's dark infatuation with a conquered woman triggers a chain of events that reveals the disturbing realities of power and obsession.

By Henry Slesar

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Mr. Loneliness

Stranded on a faraway outpost, a man's desperate fight against loneliness reveals the crushing weight of isolation when human contact becomes a vital necessity for survival.

By Henry Slesar

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Get out of our skies!

A disgraced publicist must choose between saving his career working for a strange company who want to stop space exploration and exposing the truth about an alien race's sinister plans for Mars.

By Henry Slesar

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