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The Dragon Masters by Jack Vance · Booklabria

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The Dragon Masters

FantasyScience Fiction

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First published: 1962
Editions: 16 in 2 languages

Synopsis

In The Dragon Masters, the first of ibooks definitive reissues of the work of Jack Vance, he develops several races of people and follows the life of a boy born into and growing up in a stratified society, in which he comes into conflict and is eventually driven into rebellion. “A Rebel Without a Cause” for an Alien world.

Subjects: Fantasy
Science Fiction

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16 in 2 languages

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