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I Like Martian Music

By Charles E. Fritch

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

On Mars, a musician's quest for the perfect note leads to an unexpected discovery with tragic implications, blurring the lines between art and sacrifice.

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2009-03-30
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Summary

"I Like Martian Music" by Charles E. Fritch is a science fiction story set on Mars, where music is deeply important. It follows Longtree, a Martian musician, as he struggles to finish his symphony for a big music festival. Winning the festival is crucial for Longtree, both for his career and to marry Redsand, and all hangs on finding the perfect final note. His friend, Channeljumper, introduces him to some Earthlings who unexpectedly help him find the inspiration he needs. The story looks at how far someone might go to achieve their artistic dream, even if it means making difficult choices regarding sacrifice and the connection between art and life.

About the Author

Charles E. Fritch was an American author and editor of fantasy, science fiction, horror and mystery fiction. He was the editor of Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine from 1979 until 1985. His short story, "Misfortune Cookie", was adapted for an episode of the television series The Twilight Zone.

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