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Still Forms on Foxfield
| Author: | Joan Slonczewski |
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Avon, 1988 Del Rey / Ballantine, 1980 |
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| Book Type: | Novel |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
Fleeing the final war that would destroy Earth's civilization, a small group of Friends - Quakers - found refuge on the uncharted planet they named Foxfield. Somehow they managed to survive, with the aid of the bizarrely gifted native life-form, the Commensals - and, even more extraordinarily, they kept up the practice of their gentle but demanding beliefs. Then, after nearly a century of silence, Earth contacted them - human civilization had miraculously survived the war and had spread out to the stars, flourishing to an undreamed-of richness. And the Friends of Foxfield were a part of it - whether they agreed or not.
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