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    Farewell to Yesterday's Tomorrow

    By Alexei Panshin

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    "A remarkable collection. On the surface, each story as a unit appears to be completely different, yet all of them are part of a whole, contributing to the development of a central theme–thoughtful and provocative and, best of all, beautifully written."—Sunday Oregonian

    "Panshin, a young Ancient Mariner, dramatizes the struggles involved in getting rid of the albatross–our immaturity. In a sense, this book is a parabolic sequel to Darwin, Panshin's Ascent of Man."—Philip José Farmer

    A fascinating array of stories from the boundless imagination of a Hugo and Nebula winning author; taking ours minds on a journey from the near and familiar to the farther reaches of what we must become.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPhoenix Pick
    Release dateJun 18, 2019
    ISBN9781612424330
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