Cyteen
by C. J. Cherryh
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From back cover Warner paperback February 1989:
ARIANE EMORY IS DEAD.
BUT NOT FOR LONG.
WHERE IS ARIANE?
For fifty years, Dr. Ariane Emory has dominated politics on Cyteen Station. Because Dr. Emory controls Reseune, a city-sized factory that creates the one item essential to the planet's wealth. Reseune produces people -- computer-trained azi servants and soldiers.
Then Araine Emory is assassinated. Yet her rivals and victims, people like Dr. Jordan Warrick, his cloned son Justin, and Justin's azi brother Grant, are not freed by her death. For Emory's murder has turned Reseune into a vast, tyrannical experiment: an attempt to merge nature -- and nurture... biotech -- and cybernetics... genetics -- and psychology... heredity -- and environment. Cyteen's labs can grow clones, but Ariane Emory's followers want more. Much more. The want to re-create Ariane.
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Fiction, Ariane Emory (Fictitious character), Cyteen (Imaginary place), Hugo Award Winner, award:hugo_award=1989, award:hugo_award=novel, Emory, Ariane (Fictitious character), Cloning, Women, Cultural Literacy and Humanities, Reading Level-Adult, Emory, ariane (fictitious character), fiction, Cyteen (imaginary place), fiction, Fiction, science fiction, generalShowing 7 featured editions. View all 7 editions?
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Cyteen: Der Verrat (Cloning-Projekts Ariane Emory, #1)
Jun 30, 1990, Heyne Verlag
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Cyteen: The Betrayal (Cyteen)
February 1989, Warner Books, Questar
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"It was from the air that the rawness of the land showed most: vast tracts where humanity had as yet made no difference, deserts unclaimed, stark as moons, scrag and woolwood thickets unexplored except by orbiting radar."
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