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A TRANSMISSION FROM THE ARCHIVE

West of January

by Dave Duncan

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Earliest known edition
1989
Selected edition
paperback
Pages in this edition
320
English editions
4 ↗
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October 28, 2002 · Red Deer Press · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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"Set on a distant planet, far in the future, West of January tells the story of a world in which time moves very slowly. Because it takes a lifetime for each region of the planet to experience dawn, midday and dusk, the planet's population does not remember the catastrophes that occur as the sun moves across the sky--entire civilizations have been scorched into oblivion. The only people who remember the dangers of the past are the planet's 'angels'--a people who have tried to preserve past technologies to save the planet. This action-filled story of a very strange planet showcases Duncan's remarkable ability to create unique worlds."--Amazon.com.

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Catalogued editions of West of January
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
West of JanuarySelectedOctober 28, 2002paperback320Open Library ↗
West of JanuaryJuly 17, 1989paperback—Open Library ↗
West of JanuaryDave Duncan.1989unknown343Open Library ↗
West of Januaryby Dave DuncanJan 2002ebook—Open Library ↗
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