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 Saga of the Exiles - Julian May in general
 Saga of the Exiles - Julian May in general ... fits in - some use a one-way time gate back to Earth's Pliocene past to escape. Features the novels: (1) The Many-Coloured Land, (2) The Golden Torc, (3) The Non-Born King, (4) The Adversary.Newest Review: ... gene pool have finally been activated. Science and sociology are evolving fast, and any 'old-fashioned' settings - even whole planets dedicated to a specific era or environment - are only artificial and infiltrated and regulated by the Milieu. But there is one way out - in 2034, the French scientist Prof. Guderian discovered the 'Time Gate', a device that allows matter to be ... more ... transported 6 million years into the past, to Earth's Pliocene epoch, and it works only in the confined area of France's Rhône River Valley. There is a little catch though - the journey only works one way! The project is dismissed as a scientific...more |
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Saga of the Exiles - Julian May in general: The Beginning of the most amazing Sci-Fi Epic - Ever (3452 words)
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When I read an excellent DooYoo opinion on 'The Many-Coloured Land' by Julian May a while ago, I suddenly remembered that my other half was in possession of not only this book, but also of the rest of the sci-fi and fantasy-inspired epic 'Saga of the Exiles' as well as the follow-ups 'Intervention', 'Jack the Bodiless', 'Diamond Mask' and 'Magnificat'. So, after being persuaded of the quality of these books not only by my other half, but also by DooYoo, I started reading... and reading... and reading. Now, only a few weeks down the line, I have finished the four books of the 'Saga of the Exiles' and, after ... Read the complete review
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