(In tribute to Eric Frank Russell) Published in Contemporary Science Fiction 2014 The first place the CIA took a special interest in was Davey in southern Idaho, administrative seat of Brunton County, population in the last census 10,345, area 4.2 square miles, 25 per cent of the under-18 population living below the poverty line. John Hill was the agent on whose desk the file and attached special report was dropped by Stanton, the boss of the division. “Hey,” complained Hill as the papers impacted his desk with a slap, “I’m already working on three different cases.” “I shall, Ann. And... and...”