Colonists on an alien planet face psychological and ecological challenges in this moody sci-fi tale from 1968.
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Colonists on an alien planet face psychological and ecological challenges in this moody sci-fi tale from 1968.
Bedlam Planet by tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - October 14, 2013 The bio opposite the title p tells us that Brunner's "interest in science fiction began at the age of six when "someone misguidedly left a copy of the War of the Worlds in the nursery." He sold his first sf paperback at the age of 17 and made his first sales to U.S. magazines before his 18th birthday." Impressive. The Author's Note on p 4 informs us that: "In writing this novel I have made extensive
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Minor violence likely related to survival struggles on an alien planet.
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Minor references to diverse religions among the crew, not central.
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Moderate focus on human culture, technology reliance, and colonization ethics.
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Minor suffering due to harsh living conditions on the alien planet.
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