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Every year, twenty men and twenty women undertake a perilous pilgrimage to the Summit, a remote peak where the living may confront earth‑bound gods and gain forbidden knowledge. Poliar Crookleg, having long yearned for the journey, joins his childhood friend Traiben on a desperate quest to reach Kosa‑Saag. They hope to return with insights that will enrich their people, but the revelations they face threaten to unravel faith and civil order. Robert Silverberg blends adventure, spirituality, and speculative vision in this gripping science‑fiction tale.
First publish date: 1992
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Robert Silverberg
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