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Terror in the Stars by John A. Sentry:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"Darkly mysterious was the lost spaceship with its mummified crew. But darker still was the dreadful secret of the Truns."
Man’s potentialities as both a builder and a destroyer have left so ineffaceable a mark on human history that a visitor from the stars might consider him a truly terrifying enigma. But if an age of pure creativeness should supplant that up-and-down spiral and man should grow in stature throughout all eternity might not such a growth inspire terror too — if our star visitors should be the Deelans of this stirring story. Select
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(5/5/2026)
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re: Iain M. Banks
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