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In the Starchild Trilogy, a daring group of explorers ventures beyond the civilized planets to the distant Reefs of Space. There they uncover the Starchild, a powerful force that can control stellar horizons and is the key to overturning the omniscient Plan of Man. Their mission culminates in using the Starchild’s extraordinary power to thwart the lethal Rogue Stars threatening Earth, offering a dramatic confrontation between human ambition and cosmic dominion.
First publish date: 1963
Genre: Science Fiction/Space Opera
Authors: Frederik Pohl
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