Indian Ocean Tsunami 2004
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Elemental the Tsunami Relief Anthology Running the gamut from hard science fiction to utter fantasy, this eminently readable collection provides several takes on disaster--and its consequences. Originally conceived as a relief effort for the devastating tsunami that rocked the Indian Ocean in 2004, this anthology brings together 23 stories from prominent science-fiction authors, beginning with an introduction by Arthur C. Clarke. Of note are an addition to the Dune canon by Brian Herbert indian ocean tsunami 2004 and Kevin J. Anderson; David Gerrold?s Report from the Near Future: Crystallization, which details the breakdown of the L.A. traffic system; Brian Aldiss?s Tiger in the Night; indian ocean tsunami 2004 and works by Larry Niven, David Drake, indian ocean tsunami 2004 and many others. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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