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The Ringworld throne

by Larry Niven

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Earliest known edition
1996
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
424
English editions
5 ↗
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1996 · Ballantine Books · eng

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In the twenty-ninth century, Louis Wu, a 200-years-young adventurer, became one of the first humans from Known Space to set foot on the Ringworld, and his exploits there became legends among many of the native races. During Louis Wu's second sojourn on the Ringworld, he was able to save it from total destruction... but several hundred million people died anyway, and that was a mighty weight on one man's conscience.

But odd events on the Ringworld would require Louis Wu's attention once again: Vampires were gathering in untold numbers; Protectors, immensely powerful beings dedicated to safeguarding their own bloodlines above all else, were interfering with species not their own and with each other. If the Ringworld was to remain intact, it was going to need one central Protector of its own. But who would sit on the Ringworld Throne?...

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The Ringworld throneSelectedLarry Niven.1996unknown424Open Library ↗
The Ringworld throneLarry Niven1996unknown355Open Library ↗
The Ringworld throneLarry Niven.1996unknown376Open Library ↗
The Ringworld ThroneNov 01, 2011audiobook—Open Library ↗
The Ringworld throne.Not listedunknown—Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL179TScience fictionRingworld (Imaginary place)FictionFiction, science fiction, generalRingworld (imaginary place), fictionAmerican Science fiction