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 A Matter for Men - David Gerrold
Newest Review: ... like no other you have ever seen, read, or even imagined. There are no space ships, there are no "death rays", ... more  ... there are no super-intelligent beings with mental powers. These invaders come in the form of giant caterpillars, 5 meters long, over 1 ton in weight, and which eat ANYTHING. This invasion is an ecological infestation of the planet Earth. We are introduced to several different alien animals that have started to take over portions of the Earth. They range from purple ivy and dandilions, to millipedes and animals which bear a strong relationship to tribbles. But in this case, even the most harmless animals can be deadl...more |
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A Matter for Men - David Gerrold: One of the best Sci-Fi stories ever (701 words)
by Mushrom - written on 25/10/02 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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David Gerrold is probably most well known for his work on the Star Trek TV series. "The Trouble With Tribbles", "More Tribbles, More Troubles", "Encounter At Farpoint", and "Trials And Tribble-ations" are undoubtedly among the most loved stories in the Star Trek universe. But this series is much darker. However, David Gerrold's "War Against The Chtorr" is one of the most fascinating stories ever written. This is the first book in this series, and it throws you into the action with both feet running. At the beginning, James McCarthy is a Private, assigned to the Rocky Mountains in the ...
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