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A Martian Odyssey

Author: Stanley G. Weinbaum

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Title: A Martian Odyssey

Author: Stanley G. Weinbaum

Description: An astronaut stranded on Mars crosses the desert with Tweel, a birdlike alien who thinks in ways no human can follow. Published in 1934, it gave science fiction its first truly alien alien.

Pages: 30

Size: 0.26 MB

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