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The Lonely Ones - Edward W. Ludwig
The Lonely Ones
by Edward W. Ludwig
© 2016 Positronic Publishing
Cover Image © Can Stock Photo Inc. / corepics
Positronic Publishing
PO Box 632
Floyd VA 24091
ISBN 13: 978-1-5154-1174-1
First Positronic Publishing Edition
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The Lonely Ones
by Edward W. Ludwig
The line between noble dreams and madness is thin, and loneliness can push men past it . . . .
Onward sped the Wanderer, onward through cold, silent infinity, on and on, an insignificant pencil of silver lost in the terrible, brooding blackness.
But even more awful than the blackness was the loneliness of the six men who inhabited the silver rocket. They moved in loneliness as fish move in water. Their lives revolved in loneliness as planets revolve in space and time. They bore their loneliness like a shroud, and it was as much a part of them as sight in their eyes. Loneliness was both their brother and their god.
Yet, like a tiny flame in the darkness, there was hope, a savage, desperate hope that grew with the passing of each day, each month, and each year.
And at last . . . .
Lord,
breathed Captain Sam Wiley.
Lieutenant Gunderson nodded. "It’s a