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Planet of Exile

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1966
2020
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See 14
1 - A Handful of Darkness
2 - In the Red Tent
3 - The True Name of the Sun
4 - The Tall Young Men
5 - Twilight in the Woods
6 - Snow
7 - The Southing
8 - In the Alien City
9 - The Guerillas
10 - The Old Chief
11 - The Seige of the City
12 - The Seige of the Square
13 - The Last Day
14 - The First Day
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Copyright ©, 1966, by Ursula K. Le Guin
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In the last days of the last moonphase of Autumn a wind blew from the northern ranges through the dying forests of Askatevar, a cold wind that smelled of smoke and snow.
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"Come," he said to Rolery as the fire sank down to ashes, "come, let's go home."
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Last Updated: 13-Nov-2020

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 01-Jan-1971
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Date Issued:
Cir 01-Jan-1971
Format:
Paperback
Cover Price:
$0.60
Pages*:
126
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Internal ID:
1786
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ISBN:
0-441-66951-4
Country:
United States
Language:
English
PLANET OF EXILE

The Earth colony has been stranded on distant Eltanin for six hundred Terrestrial years and the lonely and dwindling human settlement was feeling the strain.  Every winter - as season which lasted for fifteen of our years - the Earthmen had neighbors.  These were the humanoid hilfs, a nomadic people who only settled down when they burrowed in for the long cruel cold spell.

Yet the hilfs feared the Earthmen, whom they thought of as the farborns, and their fear kept the lost colony lonely.  Nevertheless both hilfs and farborns had common enemies: the hordes of ravaging barbarian Gaals and the eerie preying snowshouls.  And in the last terrible winter, the only hope of hilf and farborn was to join forces or be annihilated.

PLANET OF EXILE is by the author of THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS and displays the same planet-creating brilliance that won its author the highest awards of science fiction writing.
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