✍ Scribed by Philip José Farmer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A daybreaker rebels on an overpopulated planet in this dystopian adventure by the author of the World of Tiers series.
Jeff Caird was once a daybreaker: a criminal who avoided government-required suspended animation by living seven different identities. Now he goes by the name William St.-George Duncan, and he's suppressed the memory of his past, and even his real identity, in order to avoid harsh punishment by the government of the Organic Commonwealth of Earth. But the danger is far from over, and the authorities continue to hunt him—because among the things he's forgotten there's something very important . . .
In the wilderness of northern New Jersey, Dunc has fallen in with a group of rebel daybreakers. As he struggles to retrieve the memory that's so valuable—and dangerous—to the government, he learns from his new allies that there's a larger movement to break free from the control of the corrupt World Council that limits...
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Dayworld's a Philip José Farmer trilogy set in a dystopian future in which people live only a day a week. The other days they're stoned, a suspended animation. It focuses on Jeff Caird, a daybreaker: someone who lives more than a day a week. As the series progresses, he seems to suffer Dissociative
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Ritorna in questo romanzo Jefferson Cervantes Caird, l'eroe di Dayworld, una delle più originali creazioni di Philip J. Farmer: un mondo del lontano futuro dominato da un regime dispotico e repressivo, nel quale ciascuno vive un solo giorno alla settimana e negli altri sei deve rimanere in animazion
Ritorna in questo romanzo Jefferson Cervantes Caird, l'eroe di Dayworld, una delle più originali creazioni di Philip J. Farmer: un mondo del lontano futuro dominato da un regime dispotico e repressivo, nel quale ciascuno vive un solo giorno alla settimana e negli altri sei deve rimanere in animazion