The Planet On the Table
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said Dorothy, “and soshe rules your city and you, because you are in theWinkie Country, which is part of the Land of Oz.”“It may be.” returned the High Coco-Lorum,“for we do not study geography and have neverinquired whether we live in the Land of Oz or not.And any Ruler who rules us from a distance, andunknown to us, is welcome to the job.—L. Frank Baum, The Lost Princess of Oz am not, despite the appearances, fond of crime detection. In the past, it is true, I occasionally accompanied my f...riend Freya Grindavik as she solved her cases, and admittedly this watsoning gave me some good material for the little tales I have written for the not-very-discriminating markets on Mars and Titan. But after The Case of the Golden Sphere of the Lion of Mercury, in which I ended up hung by the feet from the clear dome of Terminator, two hundred meters above the rooftops of the city, my native lack of enthusiasm rose to the fore. And following the unfortunate Adventure of the Vulcan Accelerator, when Freya’s arch-foe Jan Johannsen tied us to a pile of hay under a large magnifying glass in a survival tent, there to await Mercury’s fierce dawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Dorothy, “and soshe rules your city and you, because you are in theWinkie Country, which is part of the Land of Oz.”“It may be.” returned the High Coco-Lorum,“for we do not study geography and have neverinquired whether we live in the Land of Oz or not.And any Ruler who rules us from a distance, andunknown to us, is welcome to the job.—L. Frank Baum, The Lost Princess of Oz am not, despite the appearances, fond of crime detection. In the past, it is true, I occasionally accompanied my f...riend Freya Grindavik as she solved her cases, and admittedly this watsoning gave me some good material for the little tales I have written for the not-very-discriminating markets on Mars and Titan. But after The Case of the Golden Sphere of the Lion of Mercury, in which I ended up hung by the feet from the clear dome of Terminator, two hundred meters above the rooftops of the city, my native lack of enthusiasm rose to the fore. And following the unfortunate Adventure of the Vulcan Accelerator, when Freya’s arch-foe Jan Johannsen tied us to a pile of hay under a large magnifying glass in a survival tent, there to await Mercury’s fierce dawn.
What to read after The Planet On the Table?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kim Stanley Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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