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Sign of the Labrys
| Author: | Margaret St. Clair |
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Bantam Dell Publishing Group, 1963 Corgi Books, 1963 |
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| Book Type: | Novel |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
Earth was a weird and dire place after the plagues. The few humans who survived could not bear the touch of each other; they lived in the enormous, endless caverns hacked out of the bowels of the earth for the bombs that never came.
And on one man rested the hopes of the world, though he did not know it. Sam Sewell only knew he had to journey, despite forbidding perils from the darkness of the past, into the ultimate fastnesses of the unknown to rescue the timeless wisdom of the witch Despoina...
A wildly fanciful, terrifyingly realistic novel of a fantastic future!
From the back cover: Women are wrting science-fiction! Original! Brilliant!! Dazzling!!! Women are closer to the primitive than men. They are conscious of the moon-pulls, the earth-tides. They possess a buried memory of humankind's obscure and ancient past which can emerge to uniquely color and flavor a novel. Such a woman is Margaret St. Clair, author of this novel. Such a novel is this, Sign of the Labrys, the story of a doomed world of the future, saved by recourse to ageless, immemorial rites... Fresh! Imaginative! Inventive!
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