Status
Available
Call number
Publication
DAW (2008), Edition: Reprint, Paperback, 480 pages
Description
In the first book of the Stratification series, set in an earlier time in Czerneda's Trade Pact Universe, the Clan has not yet learned how to manipulate the M'hir to travel between worlds. Instead, they are a people divided into small tribes, scattered over a fraction of their world, and prevented from advancing by two other powerful races who control both technology and terrain.
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LibraryThing member terriko
This is the beginning of a prequel to "A Thousand Words for Stranger" and despite the fact that that was my least favourite of Julie Czerneda's stories, I loved this new one. As before, her amazing characters and beautifully constructed worlds and societies are matched with a compelling story. I'm
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LibraryThing member Tumler100
Populated with strong characters this well paced story is the starting point of a tale longer and larger than this single volume.
Julie E. Czerneda's joyful prose is my reason to search out her new books.
Her characters and communities tend to stretch your imagination in novel and humorous ways.
I hope you will join me and fall for this kind of yarn.
Julie E. Czerneda's joyful prose is my reason to search out her new books.
Her characters and communities tend to stretch your imagination in novel and humorous ways.
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And yet there is a consistensy to her stories that makes them very enjoyable.I hope you will join me and fall for this kind of yarn.
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LibraryThing member markon
The first in the Stratification series by [Julie Czernada]. Reap the wild wind is the story of Aryl Sarc (Om'ray of the Yena Clan), the struggles of her isolated clan, and the precarious balance between the Om'ray, Oud, and TikTik that is tipping toward change on the planet Cersi.
This author is a
This author is a
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biologist by training, and I enjoy the species she creates. Show Less
Original publication date
2007
Physical description
480 p.; 6.7 inches
ISBN
0756404878 / 9780756404871