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daw book, , (ORIGINAL 1978), first edition. 289, very good science fiction, paperback,

DAW, 5/2/1978 12:00:01 AM. paperback. Good. 0.7000 7.0000 6.9000. FIrst printing.

daw book, , (ORIGINAL 1978), first edition. 289, very good -fine, reading crease science fiction, paperback,

daw book, , (ORIGINAL 1978), first edition. 289, almost near fine, unread science fiction, paperback,

daw book, , (ORIGINAL 1978), first edition. 289, near fine, unread science fiction, paperback,

The City Of The Sun is the fourth novel in The Daedalus Mission series by Brian M Stableford. Originally published in 1980 by Hamlyn, this paperback edition is perfect for adult readers who enjoy a blend of fantasy and science fiction. The story follows a group of colonists who travel to a distant planet to establish a new society. This copy of The City Of The Sun is in okay condition. With its captivating narrative and beautiful cover art, it would make a great addition to any book collection. Don't miss your chance to own this classic piece of literature. Shelf wear, pencilled price on first page, tanning of pages with some foxing, cut in bottom edge (see photo)

paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

DAW, 1978. 1st Edition . Paperback. New. New - Unread - 1St Edition - For More Information On Condition. - Please See All Photos. - The Fourth Landing Of The Daedalus Mission Confronts Alex And His Companions With A Colonial Culture Seemingly Modeled On A Classic Utopian Dream, But All Of Its Inhabitants Are Infected With A Mysterious Alien Parasite, And They No Longer Seem Entirely Human. Are They Being Controlled By The Parasite, Or Has The Parasite Merely Enabled Them To Transform Themselves? Can The Visitors From Earth Avoid Infection Themselves, And What Will The Consequences Be If They Cannot? For Once, The Risks Of The Contact Seem Potentially Far Greater Than Any Possible Reward - But That Still Leaves The Visitors With The Necessity Of Passing Judgment And Deciding What To Do, In An Exceedingly Awkward Situation.