Marta Randall

• Jan-1976
• / General Fiction
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Warner Books, 1976. Paperback original, second printing 1979. The author's second novel. "Toyon was a Terran, powerful in his own sector of the galaxy, but here on the planet of Hoep-Hanninah he was a tourist who did not speak the language. Toyon was...

• Apr-1980
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Nebula Award Finalist. She will never be one of them. When the immortality treatments failed, she knew her destiny would not be as glorious and carefree as the immortals. The immortals rebuilt the Earth after the great floods, but she is not one of t...

• Aug-1980
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Nebula Award Finalist. This sequel to Journey blends science fiction and family saga to create a complicated and vibrant world for the people who cherish it, those who want to conquer it, and those who bring it to the edge of ruin. The Kennerins purs...

• Jun-1983
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A new empire rises out of the enigmatic cosmic planet of Aerie, while in the shadows, Jason and Mish Kennerin's destroyed world leaves them with only their love and the uncertain future of this new planet. As Jason and Mish find their sphere of love ...

• Apr-1985
• / Science Fiction
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• Jan-2003
• / Mystery
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Who would want George Ashby dead? How about Lena, his bitter ex-wife, a brilliant woman who founded the New Age software company Growing Light only to have Ashby take it away from her? Or maybe Mike Thompson, the company's power-hungry vice-president...

• Oct-2007
• / Science Fiction
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"Marta Randall is a sensational, subtle, precise, and gorgeous writer." - Karen Joy Fowler, author of The Jane Austen Book Club. 12 previously uncollected stories by writer and teacher Marta Randall, including Lapidary Nights, The Dark Boy, Lazaro y ...