News From Elsewhere
π Fiction
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2015
π Berkley Medallion
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News From Elsewhere
β Scribed by Edmund Cooper
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- Berkley Medallion
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Fiction
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Elsewhere where a group of 'superior' scientists from Earth are unwittingly the playthings of the enlightened ones, where, on Judgement Day, selected millions of people begin to drop like flies... and where the Lizard of Woz, off on a brief terrestrial tour, most unfortunately falls in love with the most sylph-like, the most radiantly beautiful female he has ever seen; a Komodo dragon christened Kanna-Belle.
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