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Planet of the Damned
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Fred Ramey
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“This was a pretty stereotypical science fiction novel from 1961 in that the man was a manly man in the style of John Carter of Mars and the woman was a 1960's damsel in distress complete with fainting spells and everything you could imagine.
Despite all that this was a good story that also had echoes of the Foundation Trilogy in it in regards the protagonists goal of manipulating societies at large and steering the course of planetary civilizations.
It wasn't fantastic but hey, it's free on Librivox if you'd like to listen to the audiobook version. If you enjoyed the above referenced series then I would recommend this book to you.”
About Harry Harrison
HARRY HARRISON (1925-2012) was the Hugo Award-nominated, Nebula Award-winning and
bestselling author of the
,
and
series, as well as
which was turned into the cult classic movie,
starring Charlton Heston and Edward G. Robinson. In 2009 Harrison was awarded the Damon Knight SF Grand Master Award by the Science Fiction Writers of America.
Other books by Harry Harrison
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