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Arthur C. Clarke: 2001/A Space Odyssey, The City And The Stars, The Deep Range, A Fall Of Moondust, Rendevous With Rama

This volume brings together several of Arthur C. Clarke's science-fiction works, all looking outward to space, distant worlds and the long future of humankind. Its stories imagine how people might travel beyond the Earth, what they might find there and how they might live once their horizons have widened. Readers are invited on a speculative journey through possible tomorrows, where ordinary life is reshaped by new frontiers and the mysteries of the universe.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 747 pages

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