A future interstellar league faces rebellion and the threat of re-enslavement by psionic alien Ophidians.
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A future interstellar league faces rebellion and the threat of re-enslavement by psionic alien Ophidians.
His first published work was The Ophidian Conspiracy in 1975. He has since published over twenty novels and edited some thirty anthologies and short story collections. Carr edited the Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of American from 1976 to 1979, and later severed as both SFWA Treasurer
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No fantasy magic present
No occult or demonic content present
Central focus on galactic politics, rival parties, and power conspiracies
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Conspiracy premise centers on a plot to re-enslave humanity
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