Voyage of the Marathon
Even at the time when space ships were making regular voyages across the universe, the MARATHON was a remarkable craft. Powered by the Flettner system, its speed was so great that for the first time exploration of the outer galaxies was made possible.
Men, Martians and Machines describes some of the great voyages made by the MARATHON. There was, for example, the planet which was solely inhabited by machines — survivors, perhaps, from a civilization in which the first machine-makers had perished. On another planet, the inhabitants had developed the power of hypnotism to a fantastic degree, so that the observer saw only what he was willed to see.
Men, Martians and Machines is Eric Frank Russell at his very best.
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Men, Martians, and machines
1984, Crown
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in English
- 1st Crown edition
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{{cite book|author=Eric Frank Russell |date=1963 |title=Men, Martians and Machines |publication-place=London |publisher=Dennis Dobson |ol=62201387M}}








