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Space Folk
| Author: | Poul Anderson |
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Baen, 1989 |
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| Book Type: | Collection |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
It is in our power to decide humanity's fate forever. An unending, brilliant coming-out party, or lives that are nasty, brutish, and short: these are our choices today. Within this context, Poul Anderson provides us with a plan for the future, portraits of those people who were willing to give more to make humanity's promise come true, those with the Right Stuff, making the hard decisions, of keeping the dream alive: Space Folk.
Table of Contents:
- Pride - (1985) - novelette
- Cradle Song - poem
- Vulcan's Forge - (1983) - shortstory
- Escape the Morning - (1966) - shortstory
- Quest - (1983) - shortstory
- Wherever You Are - (1959) - novelette
- Elementary Mistake - (1967) - shortstory
- Symmetry - (1989) - shortstory
- Hunter's Moon - (1978) - novelette
- Deathwomb - (1983) - novelette
- Murphy's Hall - (1971) - shortstory with Karen Anderson
- Commentary (for Murphy's Hall) - (1989) - essay
- Horse Trader - (1953) - novelette
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