5 edition of The reefs of space found in the catalog.
The reefs of space
Frederik Pohl
Published
1965
by Dennis Dobson in London
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Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | [by] F. Pohl and J. Williamson. |
| Contributions | Williamson, Jack, 1908- |
| ID Numbers | |
|---|---|
| Open Library | OL22349122M |
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The Reefs of Space by Frederik Pohl (Gateway) and Jack Williamson (The Legion of Space) is an excellent example of good science fiction, with the science speculation, plot, & /5(7). Starchild Trilogy is actually three separate shorter books, based on the same scenario, but not the same characters.
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Steve Ryeland, enslaved by Earth's tyrannical Plan of Man computer, is given the world's most important job—to develop a "jetless drive," an extraordinary new space propulsion mechanism.
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