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Psychlone by Greg Bear · Booklabria

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Psychlone

Science FictionRevenge

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First published: 1979
Language: English
Editions: 22

Synopsis

The nuclear bomb is the only weapon so terrible that it destroys not only the human body, but the human soul. But what of those souls that were not destroyed, but maimed and ruptured by the blast at Hiroshima? They are coming, across the Pacific ocean, leaving blood and destruction in their wake, searching for revenge. Larry Fowler is a scientist--he doesn't want to be frightened by things he doesn't understand. However, he can't stop asking questions--questions that will bring him face to face with psychlone.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Revenge
American Horror tales
Scientists

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