An edition of Psychlone (1979)

Psychlone

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An edition of Psychlone (1979)

Psychlone

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The nuclear bomb is the only weapon so terrible that it destroys not only the human body, but the human soul. But what of those souls that were not destroyed, but maimed and ruptured by the blast at Hiroshima? They are coming, across the Pacific ocean, leaving blood and destruction in their wake, searching for revenge. Larry Fowler is a scientist--he doesn't want to be frightened by things he doesn't understand. However, he can't stop asking questions--questions that will bring him face to face with psychlone.

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Publisher
Ace Books
Language
English
Pages
311

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Psychlone
Psychlone
2009, Ibooks
in English - First edition.
Cover of: Psychlone
Psychlone
2003, Orion Publishing Group, Limited, Gollancz
in English
Cover of: Psychlone
Psychlone
July 15, 1988, Tor Science Fiction
Mass Market Paperback in English
Cover of: Psychlone
Psychlone
1979, Ace Books
in English

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Published in
New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
CPB Box no. 1595 vol. 2

The Physical Object

Pagination
311 p. ;
Number of pages
311

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24500766M
LCCN
00513452
OCLC/WorldCat
7089445

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