Theodore sturgeon the professors teddy bear

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“Sleep," said the monster.

The Professor's Teddy Bear () by Theodore Sturgeon.

It's the tale of a little boy who has a very special teddy bear, one that drinks blood.

The Professor's Teddy Bear.

Theodore Sturgeon's bizarre story about a teddy bear which dips into the future of its human charge, causing murder and mayhem, has to be one of the first.

The boy started to not want to make these stories, and later on out of frustration he killed the teddy bear while it was trying to consume blood.

It spoke with its ear, with little lips writhing deep within the folds of flesh, because its mouth was full of blood.

"I don't want to sleep now. I'm having a dream," said Jeremy. "When I sleep, all my dreams go away. Or they're just pretend dreams.

I'm having a real dream now." "What are you dreaming now?" asked the monster. "I am dreaming that I'm grown up--" "Seven feet tall and very fat," said the monster.

A review for "The Professor's Teddy Bear" by Theodore Sturgeon.

"You're silly," said Jeremy. "I will be five feet, six and three eighth inches tall. I will be bald on top and wil