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The Green Odyssey by Philip José Farmer

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The Green Odyssey

Philip José Farmer

Start Publishing LLC · Print & ebook · March 10, 2016

Reading lane: Space Opera

A Science Fiction pick for readers exploring The Green Odyssey.

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Who It's For

Good for readers who enjoy Space OperaGood for readers interested in spaceGood for fans of Science Fiction

Book Details

Authors
Philip José Farmer
Publisher
Start Publishing LLC
Published
March 10, 2016
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Space Opera · Sci-Fi Adventure
Reading lane
Space Opera

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Publisher Categories

  • Sci-Fi Adventure

  • Hard Sci-Fi

  • Space Opera

About This Book

The Green Odyssey' is an uproarious, hell-bent adventure story, combining fantasy, imagination and science, with a liberal dash of humor. It is in the best tradition of adventure science fiction, a swashbuckling tale of a resourceful spaceman who is, however, uneasily aware that he may have been miscast. Fortunately, he has the assistance of a large, gorgeous, energetic and adoring female who is supremely confident of his ability to handle all comers. With her help, that is....

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The Green Odyssey' is an uproarious, hell-bent adventure story, combining fantasy, imagination and science, with a liberal dash of humor. It is in the best tradition of adventure science fiction, a swashbuckling tale of a resourceful spaceman who is, however, uneasily aware that he may have been miscast. Fortunately, he has the assistance of a large, gorgeous, energetic and adoring female who is supremely confident of his ability to handle all comers. With her help, that is. Alan Green was not exactly a hero. In fact he liked peace just as well as the next man. Not that he was really afraid of that crazy, hot-blooded hound-dog Alzo, or even of the hound's gorgeous owner, the Duchess Zuni-who was also hot-blooded (to say nothing of the Duke). After all, these things were understood on this backward, violent planet, and a man could manage, provided he was alert twenty-four hours a day.

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