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Australian SF Reader,
By Blue Tyson "- Research Finished" (Legion clubhouse) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gods of Xuma (Daw, UE1833) (Paperback)
Barsoom for real, sort of.
A group on a spaceship ends up on a planet that, according to one of the crew who happens to be an Edgar Rice Burroughs fan, bears more than a passing resemblance to Barsoom. However, the locals have a big more in common with those in the Left Hand of Darkness, etc., than would be expected of a group of Dejah Thoris types. This crew ends up staying, and because of their technology and method of arrival have influence in a society that is deliberately designed to be stable and not progress or use energy hungry technologies. |
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Gods of Xuma (Daw, UE1833) by David J. Lake (Paperback - June 7, 1983)
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