New Writings in SF-3

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* Colin Kapp. The Subways Of Tazoo. 1964

* Frederik Pohl. The Fiend. 1964

* John Kingston. Manipulation. 1964

* James Inglis. Night Watch. 1964

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* Keith Roberts. Boulter's Canaries. 1964

* Dan Morgan. Emreth. 1964

* James H. Schmitz. Spacemaster. 1965

Haddan and friends tried to escape their orbital city, ruled by the genocidal Spacemasters, and find a planet where they can live free. But they are caught, and Haddan discovers the real reason behind the Spacemasters' behaviour.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 189 pages

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