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Halfway Human

Tedla is a "bland," an asexual class of people who exist only to serve their fellow beings. Val is an expert on alien cultures but has never seen a bland before. They come together after Tedla is found light-years away from its home planet—alone, isolated and suicidal. Val's mission is to help Tedla recover. But the more she learns about the beautiful alien being, the more she discovers about the torment Tedla and its kind suffer on their planet. Halfway Human is a mesmerizing look at an intricately created alien world that is strange and distant, yet hauntingly familiar.

Carolyn Ives Gilman

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The Aethers of Mars (a Stellar Guild book)

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

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Missing Link and Operation Haystack

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

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As Big as the Ritz

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Trope-ing The Light Fantastic

The Invisible Man

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

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The First Men in the Moon

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Trope-ing The Light Fantastic

The Island of Dr. Moreau

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Trope-ing The Light Fantastic

The Time Machine - (Afterword by Paul Cook)

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Trope-ing The Light Fantastic

The Best of Hal Clement (edited by Lester Del Rey)

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

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The Sacred Land

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Trope-ing The Light Fantastic

Over the Wine-Dark Sea

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Trope-ing The Light Fantastic

The Gryphon's Skull

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

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On the Train

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

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