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|aWilliamson, Jack,|d1908-2006.
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|aThe ultimate earth :|banovella /|cJack Williams.
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|aRockville, Md :|bPhoenix Pick,|c2000.
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|a45 p. ;|c22 cm.
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|a"Phoenix Pick Booklets"
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|a"Originally published in Analog Science Fiction & Fact, December 2000"--Title page verso.
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|aGenerations of clones on the moon chronicle the recovery of mother Earth, which has been destroyed and deserted. Eons have passes and a new generation of clones discover that their own base on the mone had been destroyed in the past and then rediscovered and rebuilt by the man known as Sandor Penn. In the meantime the remnants of humanity have just started unlocking the mysteries of interstellar flight, but over the years their memory of old Earth has faded ... a memory Sandor Pen intends to reignite.
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|aScience fiction.
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|aPen, Sandor (Fictitious character)|vFiction.
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|aScience|vFiction.
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|aScience|vJuvenile fiction.
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|aScience stories.
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|aHugo Award ; Nebula Award
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