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The star dwellers

by James Blish

Earliest known edition
1961
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
128
English editions
1 ↗
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1961 · Avon Book Division · eng

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The inhabitants of Terra nicknamed them "angels". They were exquisitely beautiful, these shimmering, fiery creatures, highly intelligent and playful. Yet they were awesome, too, considering that the youngest were four million years old, and the oldest probably participated in the First Cause which had given birth to the whole universe. Young space cadet Jack Loftus was almost overwhelmed when he had to assume the responsibility of negotiating a treaty with them--a treaty which could mean the life or death of earth and mankind.

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  • Avon -- F-122