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Damia's Children by Anne McCaffrey (Paperback, 1994)

By Anne Mccaffrey

1994 • Paperback

Description

Title: Damia's Children
Author/Publisher: Anne McCaffrey
Publication Year: 1994
Format: Paperback novel for adults

ISBN: 072742005995

Synopsis

Anne McCaffrey is a seminal figure in science fiction and fantasy, globally recognised for her extensive body of work. Her novels are celebrated for their compelling narratives, richly imagined worlds, and pioneering contributions to the genre.

"Damia's Children" is a notable entry within McCaffrey's acclaimed 'The Tower and the Hive' series, renowned for its intricate exploration of psionic abilities and interstellar societies. Published in 1994, this novel continues the intricate saga of the powerful Rowan telepathic family and their vital role in galactic affairs.

  • Generational Saga: As the title suggests, this volume delves into the lives and destinies of the descendants of Damia, a central figure in the telepathic society. It explores themes of family legacy, inherited extraordinary abilities, and the challenges of a new generation.
  • Telepathic Abilities and Space Exploration: Consistent with the broader series, the narrative intricately weaves together the extraordinary mental powers of its protagonists with the wonders and complexities of interstellar travel, communication, and expansion into new star systems.
  • Inter-species Relations: McCaffrey often examines the complexities of interaction between different sentient species. "Damia's Children" would likely continue this tradition, showcasing diplomatic, scientific, or personal encounters across the diverse alien cultures of her universe.

As a work by a Grand Master of Science Fiction, "Damia's Children" remains a significant entry for collectors of Anne McCaffrey's extensive bibliography and enthusiasts of classic space opera. This 1994 paperback edition offers a valuable opportunity to acquire a piece of her enduring literary legacy.

Condition

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Specifications

Format Paperback
Condition Acceptable
Year 1994
Type Not Specified
Signed No
Vintage No
Language English
Ex Libris No
Inscribed No
Book Title Damia's Children
Personalised No
Custom Bundle No
Narrative Type Fiction
Intended Audience Adults

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