A brand new world
No CoverA new planet, Xenephrene, appears between Earth and Venus, bringing mysterious visitors and threats in this classic science fiction tale.
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A new planet, Xenephrene, appears between Earth and Venus, bringing mysterious visitors and threats in this classic science fiction tale.
First serialized in argosy All-Story Weekly, in 1928, then published as an Ace paperback in 1964 (Ace F-313). ... Raymond King Cummings. His career resulted in some 750 novels and short stories, using also the pen names Ray King, Gabrielle Cummings
will contain mild spoilers
Minor references to romantic themes; no explicit content depicted.
Moderate violence with alien invaders and weapons; some graphic descriptions.
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Moderate themes of societal decay and political evolution in response to crisis.
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Minor references to societal apathy and systemic struggles.
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