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The earth book of Stormgate by Poul Anderson · Booklabria

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The earth book of Stormgate

American Science fiction

The earth book of Stormgate

Name: The earth book of Stormgate
Author: Poul Anderson

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First published: 1978
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

One of the great modern works of the imagination, this book tells of the trader van Rijn and the adventurer Falkayn; it rounds and completes the future history of the Polesotechnic League that spans four thousand years of Earth's interstellar empire; and it chronicles Mankind's encounters with the great-winged Ythri, who kept this record at far Stormgate.

Subjects: American Science fiction

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