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Continuum #2
CONTINUUM 2
CONTINUUM 2 recaptures a great science fiction tradition. This volume continues the revolutionary anthology series where eight prominent S.F. writers draw us back to the worlds they created in Continuum 1.
ANNE McCAFFREY returns to the frightening world of the Milekey Mountains where Killashandra, the Crystal Singer, is losing her ability to etect the killer storms that will destroy her mind.
EDGAR PANGBORN travels back to the post-holocaust Earth of his novel Davy in The Legend of Hombas.
CHAD OLIVER brings the great lightship, Caravans Unlimited, to Capella VII where a decision the whole world waits for must be made.
PHILIP JOSE FARMER presents another adventure of Paul Eyre who has been contacted by an alien creature in the astonishing form of a sphinx!
ANNE McCAFFREY returns to the frightening world of the Milekey Mountains where Killashandra, the Crystal Singer, is losing her ability to etect the killer storms that will destroy her mind.
EDGAR PANGBORN travels back to the post-holocaust Earth of his novel Davy in The Legend of Hombas.
CHAD OLIVER brings the great lightship, Caravans Unlimited, to Capella VII where a decision the whole world waits for must be made.
PHILIP JOSE FARMER presents another adventure of Paul Eyre who has been contacted by an alien creature in the astonishing form of a sphinx!
Hardcover
First published January 1, 1974
About the author
Roger Elwood
184 books34 followersRoger Elwood was an American science fiction writer and editor, perhaps best known for having edited a large number of anthologies and collections for a variety of publishers in the early 1970s. Elwood was also the founding editor of Laser Books and, in more recent years, worked in the evangelical Christian market.
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December 14, 2022
A wonderful variety of stories. There's something of a sophomore slump to be felt here as we dig into the second part of all of these worlds, but the ideas that carried the first volume are still here to do much of the heavy lifting.
May 15, 2023
Luckily the stories get better as they go! Maybe just skip the first story entirely if the idea of a parent describing his daughter's body (including her breasts for some reason) will weird you out. It weirded me out that's for sure
January 16, 2024
Stories developing nicely, interesting reading!
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