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From: bwm@ccice2.UUCP (Brad Miller)
Newsgroups: net.sf-lovers
Subject: Re: Julian May
Message-ID: <580@ccice2.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 1-Feb-85 17:44:10 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb  1 17:44:10 1985
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Summary: 

I just finished reading "The Multi-Colored Land":

REVIEW:

Classification:	Science-fiction (soft).

Premise: Misfits from the near-future take a one-way trip to Pliocene
Earth, where they hope to escape from the tribulations of civilization,
but find themselves enslaved to an alien race.

<<Plot has been summarized previously, so I'll skip it>>

I think that the book is a good rapid read, and compares favorably with
other good action-sf, though it may not be as classic as Zelazny's
"Chronicles of Amber". Nonetheless, if you like Farmer and Zelazny's
tales, I think you'd enjoy this book. I have 'The Golden Torc' on my
nightstand, I'll be reading it next. 

Brad Miller
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