The Long Afternoon of Earth, by Aldiss, Brian
Condition: VeryGood.
"The Long Afternoon of Earth" by Brian Aldiss transports readers to a hauntingly static Earth, long devoid of its rotation. In this eerie world, humans cling to survival on one sunlit half while facing the relentless terror of monstrous creatures that prowl the darkness. As the populace grapples with the horrors unleashed by their unique environment, themes of adaptation and human resilience emerge. Aldiss's masterful prose explores the tension between isolation and the fight for survival, making for a thought-provoking narrative that delves into the inherent fears of the human condition. This remarkable science fiction tale from 1962 is sure to captivate fans of speculative fiction."
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"The Long Afternoon of Earth" by Brian Aldiss transports readers to a hauntingly static Earth, long devoid of its rotation. In this eerie world, humans cling to survival on one sunlit half while facing the relentless terror of monstrous creatures that prowl the darkness. As the populace grapples with the horrors unleashed by their unique environment, themes of adaptation and human resilience emerge. Aldiss's masterful prose explores the tension between isolation and the fight for survival, making for a thought-provoking narrative that delves into the inherent fears of the human condition. This remarkable science fiction tale from 1962 is sure to captivate fans of speculative fiction."
Name stamp on top edge. Very mild shelfwear.
Signet
Paperback
Free Shipping In the USA On All Books!