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4.0 out of 5 stars a torrent of ideas
In the year 2794 the Earth is ravaged by over-population and lack of food, evne though all available foodstuffs are in use. A new race, the Tritons, have come from the sea to mingle with humans. The only hope for ultimate survival lies in a long-awaited interstellar drive, but all efforts so far have failed. The novel is essentially one of brave people fighting against...
Published on September 1, 2005 by C. Campagna

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Tighter than Tokyo.

Or, this future what do you want to call it, teralopolis? Or something like that, anyway, has a very serious population problem. It takes a lot of hard work but the genius types running the place to try and keep a lid on things and actually keep stuff going. Any wild card elements thrown in will cause quite a few problems.
Published on September 24, 2007 by Blue Tyson


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4.0 out of 5 stars a torrent of ideas, September 1, 2005
This review is from: A Torrent of Faces (Mass Market Paperback)
In the year 2794 the Earth is ravaged by over-population and lack of food, evne though all available foodstuffs are in use. A new race, the Tritons, have come from the sea to mingle with humans. The only hope for ultimate survival lies in a long-awaited interstellar drive, but all efforts so far have failed. The novel is essentially one of brave people fighting against insurmountable odds.

For a book that contains only 286 pages, there are a lot of subjects that are related to the story: an asteroid collision, mental powers, genetics...

The only animals in the world are contained in a few Preserves and the rest of the land is occupied by gigantic cities and the World Forest. Obviously, a population of a thousand billions (you read that right!) needs land for food. There are also unusual customs in that society but overall, the characters are all true to themselves. Enjoy.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not Free SF Reader, September 24, 2007
This review is from: A Torrent of Faces (Mass Market Paperback)
Tighter than Tokyo.

Or, this future what do you want to call it, teralopolis? Or something like that, anyway, has a very serious population problem. It takes a lot of hard work but the genius types running the place to try and keep a lid on things and actually keep stuff going. Any wild card elements thrown in will cause quite a few problems.
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