The Goblin Reservation - Clifford D. Simak Reviews
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Newest Review: ... their two species. It is not until his return to Earth that Maxwell realises that in fact he was not abducted but instead ... more
... copied and that his doppelganger continued to his original destination, returned home several weeks before and has since died! Maxwell is now left with no job, no apartment and no income with everyone he knew previously now thinking him deceased.
With only the vaguest idea how to broker a deal between the aliens who sandbagged him and his own species, and with little idea what price the aliens desire in exchange for their vast stores of knowledge, Maxwell finds himself quickly in over his head. Thankfully his fri...more
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by - written on 09/03/11 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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The Goblin Reservation is another classic tale from the late sci-fi author, Clifford.D.Simak, and is set in a world not that far removed from our own. In this universe, Goblins, Trolls and Faerie have all been found to exist and now live out their lives on specially secluded reservations away from prying eyes. Peter Maxwell is a Profesor at the College Of Supernatural Phenomena and has spent his life befriending and studying these curious creatures but is called away to a distant planet when he hears rumour of the existance of a dragon. Unfortunately, whilst using a matter-transporter to travel off-planet, Maxwell is abducted by the inhabitants of a ... Read the complete review
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