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Perelandra by C. S. Lewis · Booklabria

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Perelandra

FantasyScience Fiction

Perelandra

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The Space TrilogyBook 2 of 3

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Book 2, Perelandra, this book

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First published: 1943
Editions: 38 in 4 languages
Series: The Space Trilogy, 2

Synopsis

Dr. Ransom is ordered to Perelandra by the supreme being, and there he finds a Garden of Eden.

Subjects: Fantasy
Science Fiction
Good and evil
Life on other planets
English Science fiction
College teachers
Set in: Venus
Characters: Elwin Ransom

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38 in 4 languages

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English32 Spanish2 Italian1 Polish1

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