No, no, no. No one found a forgotten manuscript or outline (except the one Spider turned into a book).
But Entertainment Weekly is discussing a link between Heinlein and the hit television show Lost:
What we know about Dharma is incomplete at best, utterly bogus at worst. According to a choppy ”orientation film” found in the hatch, Dharma founders Gerald and Karen DeGroot established a research facility on the island in the 1970s to conduct experiments in meteorology, zoology, electromagnetism, psychology, and parapsychology  a dubious science that believes the brain houses mind-over-matter powers. (Think X-Men, Jedi Knights, and sci-fi author Robert Heinlein, whose 1941 short story Lost Legacy is about kids realizing their psychic potential under the tutelage of  COINCIDENCE ALERT!  Ambrose Bierce.) Our theory is that intentionally or not, the Dharma team pulled loose psychic powers from one of its test subjects  skip to No. 5 for the answer about who that might be  with disastrous results. How? With fear. Where? Where else, down in…
Hmmm … I’m going to have to reread LL tonight.
Hat tip: Michael Cassutt at alt.fan.heinlein.
[tags]lost,lost legacy,Ambrose Bierce[/tags]
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