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SKU:
122159
UPC:
9780671660543
MPN:
0671660543
Condition:
Used
Weight:
9.76 Ounces
Shipping:
Calculated at Checkout

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Author Last Name, Author First Name, Pages, Binding, Edition, ISBN 10, ISBN 13, Condition, Publisher, Date Published,

Specifications

Author Last Name:
Niven
Author First Name:
Larry
Pages:
560
Binding:
Mass Market Paperback
Edition:
1st
ISBN 10:
0671660543
ISBN 13:
9780671660543
Condition:
Used
Publisher:
Pocket Books
Date Published:
9/2/1987
Genre:
Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror

Description

The united 'Second Empire of Man' spans vast distances, due to the Alderson Drive which has enabled humans to travel easily between the stars. After an alien probe is discovered, the Navy dispatches two ships to determine whether the aliens pose a threat... Called by Robert A. Heinlein: "Possibly the greatest science fiction novel ever written," this magnificent exploration of first contact and a truly alien society is a "must read" for science fiction fans. "As science fiction, one of the most important novels ever published." - San Francisco Chronicle "Possibly the greatest science fiction novel I have ever read." - Robert A. Heinlein "A superlatively fine novel...no writer has ever come up with a more appealing, intriguing, and workable concept of aliens." - Columbus Dispatch "A spellbinder, a swashbuckler...And, best of all, it has a brilliant new approach to that fascinating problem -- first contact with aliens." - Frank Herbert "One of the most engrossing tales I've read in year...fascinating." - Theodore Sturgeon "Intriguing and suspenseful...the scenes in which the humans and aliens examine one another are unforgettable." - Minneapolis Tribune "Nobody does it better than Niven and Pournelle" - Tom Clancy "The team of Jerry Pournelle and Larry Niven is one of the best in science fiction." - The Washington Times "Few writers have a better pedigree" - Los Angeles Times