The Lion Game |
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originally as three stories: DAW: New York, 1973 Sidgwick & Jackson: London, 1976 |
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157 pages | February 2008 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Lion Game is a sequenced collection of the fourth through sixth Telzey Amberdon science fiction stories by James H. Schmitz:
This book should be read as the sequel to The Universe Against Her; or read the earlier stories, along with these, in the larger collection Telzey Amberdon. The novelet and short story lead into the powerful title novella as Telzey learns and grows stronger, deeper, more subtle. Please see the Telzey Amberdon Series Overview.
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© 2008 Robert Wilfred Franson |
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