An edition of To your scattered bodies go (1971)

To your scattered bodies go

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An edition of To your scattered bodies go (1971)

To your scattered bodies go

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  • ★★★ ★ 3.6 (23 ratings)
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All of the 36 billion people who ever lived on Earth are simultaneously resurrected on a world that has been transformed into a giant river valley. Hunger and disease have been eliminated and the people seem to have everything they need--except the answer to the question.

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Berkley Pub. Corp.
Language
English
Pages
222

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Subjects

Hugo Award Winner Fiction in English award:hugo_award=novel award:hugo_award=1972 Science fiction Riverworld (imaginary place), fiction Fiction, science fiction, general

People

Richard Francis Burton Herman Goering

Places

Riverworld

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Cover of: To your scattered bodies go
To your scattered bodies go
1980, Gregg Press
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Cover of: To Your Scattered Bodies Go
To Your Scattered Bodies Go
March 15, 1976, Berkley
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Cover of: To your scattered bodies go
To your scattered bodies go
1971, Berkley Pub. Corp.
in English

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Edition Notes

"Berkley medallion book."

Published in
New York
Series
Riverworld series

The Physical Object

Pagination
222 p. ;
Number of pages
222

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL22933934M
ISBN 10
0345419677
LibraryThing
19187
Goodreads
189147

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL273080W

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Imagine that every human who ever lived, from the earliest Neanderthals to the present, is resurrected after death on the banks of an astonishing and seemingly endless river on an unknown world. They are miraculously provided with food, but with not a clue to the possible meaning of this strange afterlife. And so billions of people from history, and before, must start living again.

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