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If you loved the driving sense of purpose that propelled Matt Carse across ancient Mars, you'll be riveted by Gully Foyle's single-minded pursuit of vengeance across the stars. The Stars My Destination offers breakneck pacing and a relentless mission that shapes every twist and turn.
The sense of wonder you felt exploring Mars’ enigmatic ruins will return tenfold as you journey with Severian through the vast, decaying Urth. Wolfe’s world is rich in history, myth, and alien cultures—every page is packed with tantalizing detail.
If ancient Martian societies fascinated you, you’ll be delighted by Adam Reith’s journey through Tschai, where he navigates the customs and power struggles of several bizarre and vividly imagined alien cultures. Vance crafts a world as alluring and dangerous as Brackett’s Mars.
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