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Shipstar

SHIPSTAR. Larry Niven. Gregory Benford. TOR.

Cover art courtesy of TOR books.

Cover art courtesy of TOR books.

Niven and Benford are noted masters of the science fiction genre, and this volume does nothing to detract from their long-established stature. Shipstar centers around a space expedition that intersects with a platoon of aliens who have taken possession of a star. In short order, many of the explorers are captured by the dwellers of this shadowy world that hovers outside of time. And thus launches our journey, the reader embarking on a deep exploration into a thousand hidden universes that exist just beyond the long arms of eyes.

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by John Aiello

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