An edition of Decision at Doona (1969)

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An edition of Decision at Doona (1969)

Decision at Doona

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From back cover Del Ray paperback June 1979:

After the first human contact with the Siwannese, that entire race committed mass suicide.

So the Terran government made a law -- no further contact would be allowed with sentient creatures anywhere in the galaxy.

Therefore Doona could be colonized only if an official survey established that the planet was both habitable and uninhabited.

But Spacedep had made a mistake -- Doona was inhabited.

Now the colonists choice was limited. Leave Doona and return to the teeming hell of an overpopulated Terra. Or kill the catlike Hrrubans.

Or learn, for the first time in history, how to coexist with an alien race...

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Publisher
Del Rey
Language
English
Pages
256

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Cover of: Decision at Doona
Decision at Doona
October 12, 1987, Del Rey
Mass Market Paperback in English
Cover of: Decision at Doona
Decision at Doona
1981, Corgi Books
Paperback in English
Cover of: Decision at Doona
Decision at Doona
June 1979, Ballantine Books, Del Rey
Paperback in English
Cover of: DECISION AT DOONA
DECISION AT DOONA
July 12, 1978, Del Rey
Paperback in English
Cover of: Decision at Doona
Decision at Doona
1971, Corgi
Paperback in English

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First Sentence

"THE PLANET RECEDE to a small, blue-green sphere, the lesser of its two satellites beginning to pass across the treating face of its primary, a pearly tear in the northeast hemisphere."

The Physical Object

Format
Mass Market Paperback
Number of pages
256
Dimensions
6.7 x 3.9 x 0.4 inches
Weight
4.5 ounces

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Open Library
OL9785572M
ISBN 10
0345353773
ISBN 13
9780345353771
Library Thing
32608
Goodreads
61957

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THE PLANET RECEDE to a small, blue-green sphere, the lesser of its two satellites beginning to pass across the treating face of its primary, a pearly tear in the northeast hemisphere.
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