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I, Weapon

by Charles W. Runyon

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Earliest known edition
1974
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
206
English editions
2 ↗
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1974 · Doubleday · eng

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To create the man named Raki, Earth had broken its most rigid taboos against interbreeding. His grandparents were a four-foot tall female genius; a rapacious, blue-skinned space brigand; an enormous superstud gladiator with long, silky fur; and a bland telepathic huntress. His parents were the most gifted creatures ever to walk the Earth--until Raki was born to surpass even them.

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I, WeaponSelectedby Charles W. Runyon.1974hardcover206Open Library ↗
I, Weaponby Charles W. Runyon.December 1977paperback252Open Library ↗
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