Finalist for the Hugo Award • “Ofelia—tough, kind, wise and unwise, fond of food, tired of foolish people—is one of the most probable heroines science fiction has ever known.”—Ursula K. Le Guin
For forty years, Colony 3245.12 has...
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Автор: Anderson Poul
Серия: The Collected Short Works #1
Язык: английский
Год: 2016
Статус: Закончена
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