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Gameplayers of Zan
Gameplayers of Zan
Author: M. A. Foster
The ler had been genetically created to be a new race of supermen, and the experiment had not been entirely successful. They were superior to normal humans in certain ways, but all too human in others. Grudgingly the overpopulation billions of Earth allotted the families of the ler a special reservation- a last wilderness where they could live t...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780879972875
ISBN-10: 0879972874
Publication Date: 4/19/1977
Pages: 445
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Publisher: DAW
Book Type: Paperback
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marauder34 avatar reviewed Gameplayers of Zan on + 63 more book reviews
It took about 400 pages, but the book finally got me hooked.

Man oh man, this guy needed to work on his pacing (and his dialogue) a bit more. Only a few scenes piqued my interest in the first few hundred pages, and they weren't enough on their own to keep me going. I haven't read prose this turgid since I was a newspaper editor. The book finally secured my interest less than forty pages before it ended.


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