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The Unforsaken Hiero
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Born in NYC in 1927, Sterling Edmund Lanier was an editor, sculptor and author. Perhaps best known for championing the publication of Frank Herbert's Dune. His most famous novels include those following the crypto-adventurer Brigadier Donald Ffellowes, and his post-apocalyptic series of novels which began with Hiero's Journey. He died in Florida in 2007, aged 79.
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“It was a long journey reading this book, but I've finally did it! I really liked adventure filled book. By no means was it boring.”
About Sterling E. Lanier
Born in NYC in 1927, Sterling Edmund Lanier was an editor, sculptor and author. Perhaps best known for championing the publication of Frank Herbert's Dune. His most famous novels include those following the crypto-adventurer Brigadier Donald Ffellowes, and his post-apocalyptic series of novels which began with Hiero's Journey. He died in Florida in 2007, aged 79.
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