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Midsummer Century

by James Blish

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Earliest known edition
1972
Selected edition
paperback
Pages in this edition
106
English editions
5 ↗
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1975 · Arrow Books · eng

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When John Martels' new radio telescope obstinately refuses to function, he decides to see for himself what the trouble is. Field strength detector in hand, he clambers up the side of the wave guide -- and falls straight down the tube. The fall is bad enough to put him in hospital for weeks. But it doesn't. In fact, when Martels regains consciousness, it takes him a little time to grasp exactly where he is: trapped inside someone else's brain, about 23,000 years in the future...

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Midsummer CenturySelectedby James Blish.1975paperback106Open Library ↗
Midsummer century.1972unknown106Open Library ↗
Midsummer century(by) James Blish.1973unknown106Open Library ↗
Midsummer centuryJames Blish.1972unknown110Open Library ↗
Midsummer Century2011unknown—Open Library ↗
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