James Blish Sf Omnibus
No CoverOmnibus of SF works centered on necromancy, demonic forces, theology, and pantropy for space colonization.
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Omnibus of SF works centered on necromancy, demonic forces, theology, and pantropy for space colonization.
Best known for his Hugo Award-winning classic A Case of Conscience, Blish was one of the first serious SF writers to involve themselves with tie-in novels, writing eleven Star Trek adaptations as well as the first original adult Star Trek novel, Spock Must Die. This omnibus contains three of his long out-of-print works: Black Easter, The Day After Judgement and The Seedling Stars
will contain mild spoilers
Minimal romance; no explicit sexual content
Demonic warfare, mass death, and apocalyptic destruction
Infrequent mild period language
Occasional social drinking
No LGBTQ+ characters or themes depicted
Theology central: God, Armageddon, demons, and divine death
Black-magic rituals and summoning as major plot elements
Demon summoning, grimoires, Satan, and Hell unleashed
Cold War power, colonization, and human-adaptation ethics
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Mass human suffering under demonic apocalypse
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