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The Queen Of Springtime Robert Silverberg

Name: The Queen Of Springtime Robert Silverberg
SKU: BELL-9467796
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 5 (108 reviews)

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Publisher: Open Road Media

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.24 MB

Pages: 570

Author: Robert Silverberg

ISBN: 9781480418295, 1480418293

Language: English

Year: 2021

Volume: 2

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The Queen Of Springtime Robert Silverberg by Robert Silverberg 9781480418295, 1480418293 instant download after payment.

The death-stars had come, and they had kept on coming for hundreds of thousands of years, falling upon the Earth, swept upon it by a vagrant star that had passed through the outer reaches of the solar system. They brought with them a time of unending darkness and cold. It was a thing that happened every twenty-six million years, and there was no turning it aside. But all that was done with now. At last the death-stars had ceased to fall, the sky had cleared of dust and cinders, the sun’s warmth again was able to break through the clouds. The glaciers relinquished their hold on the land; the Long Winter ended; the New Springtime began. The world was born anew.
Now each year was warmer than the last. The fair seasons of spring and summer, long lost from the world, came again with increasing power. And the People, having survived the dark time in their sealed cocoons, were spreading rapidly across the fertile land.
But others were already there. The hjjks, the somber cold-eyed insect-folk, had never retreated, even at the time of greatest chill. The world had fallen to them by default, and they had been its sole masters for seven hundred thousand years. They were not likely to share it gladly now.