Science fiction: space opera

A revised version of THE ASTRONAUTS MUST NOT LAND (1963).

The far-flung fingers of Earth's civilisation touched many corners of the galaxy, and among them was the beautiful planet Yan.

Once the city of Carrig stood supreme on this planet that had been settled by space refugees in the distant, forgotten past.

It was carnival time on Earth.

Kynance Foy was young, beautiful, intelligent an highly trained in both qua-space physics and business law when she left Earth to seek her fortune in the interstellar outworlds.

The Corps Galactica, the Galaxy's police force, had pledged itself to a policy of non-interference with the backward Zarathustra Refugee Planets.

By the twenty-first century the world was drowning in its own population.

Whether or not he had wanted to turn back at the last minute, he couldn't have - the wave of dirty, hungry people carried him helplessly along in their fervour reach the temple.

The barrenland lay on the face of the world like a sore, nearly round, more than three hundred miles in circumference.

In the long twilight if a galactic empire, the old king is dying.

'How short a time a century really is .

MUST THE UNIVERSE DIE WITH THEM?

Allyn Vage was once a beautiful woman, but due to an accident - which may have been a murder attempt - she was now a hopeless cripple, burned and disfigured and without the senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch.

'One citizen of your planet shall go to the capital of the Federation of Worlds.

A cold war among the stars was growing hotter by the minute.

Shrewd, devious, cunning and a born liar - but as a Court Jester, Jad's a disaster.

In the aftermath of an interstellar war an enigmatic star is discovered, travelling towards the Solar System from the galactic core.

Eversion is a superb, original Gothic SF novel.

The legendary space opera that kicked off the ground-breaking, universe-spanning series.

Bounty hunters race to find a powerful psychic in this classic science fiction adventure by the award-winning author of Soothsayer.

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