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A Fall of Moondust by Arthur C. Clarke, Oliver Wyman · Booklabria

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A Fall of Moondust

Science FictionEnglish Science fiction

A Fall of Moondust

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First published: 1961
Editions: 32 in 2 languages

Synopsis

An early Arthur C. Clarke novel that takes place on the Moon. The setting is a future in which the Moon has become a tourist destination, and one of the attractions is a huge dust bowl on which one can sightsee from a "dust cruiser". Then there's a serious accident...... This is an excellent hard SF adventure.

Subjects: Science Fiction
English Science fiction
Set in: Moon

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32 in 2 languages

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