"Greenberg, Martin H - Guardsmen of Tomorrow" - читать интересную книгу автора (Greenberg Martin H)GUARDSMEN OF TOMORROW [030-011-4.3]
By: Martin H. Greenberg and Larry Segriff editors Category: fiction science fiction Synopsis: THEY PATROL THE SPACE WAYS FOR HUMANKIND What will we encounter when we escape Earth's boundaries to reach other worlds, other solar systems, perhaps even other galaxies? How will we defend ourselves from unknown perils, hostile aliens, and dangerous environments? Who will we forge alliances with, and who will they be against? These are some of the questions tackled in thirteen original tales that will remind readers of science fiction's golden age even as they take us into the farthest future.... "Procession to Var"--The Guardian had been left by the Great Ones to protect all they had left behind, but were the strangers who'd come the enemy or some part of the Great Ones themselves? "That Doggone Vnorpt"--How do you bounce an alien out of your bar, when he could eat you by accident, wasn't harmed by blaster fire and "The Silver Flame"--What were you supposed to do when the small artifact you were supposed to convey turned out to be both alive and dangerous? "A Time to Dream"--They thought him a doddering old fool dreaming away the last years of his life. But time and space were funny things, and when the call to battle came from the Earth Protection League he knew he would not fail to meet the challenge.... GUARDSMEN OF TOMORROW More Imagination-Expanding Anthologies Brought to You by DAW: FAR FRONTIERS Edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Larry Segriff. Thirteen of today's top authors--including Robert J. Sawyer, Alan Dean Foster, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Lawrence Watt-Evans, Julie E. Czemeda, and Andre Norton--blaze new pathwayssto worlds beyond imagining from: a civilization of humans living in a Dyson sphere to whom the idea of living on a planet is pure mythology ... to an ancient man so obsessed with an alien legend that he will risk ship and crew in the Void in the hopes of proving it true ... to the story of the last free segments of "humanity," forced to retreat to the very edge of the galaxy--in the |
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