Paperback, 182 pages
English language
Published July 27, 1961 by Ace Books.
Daybreak -- 2250 A.D.
by Andre Norton
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Says the Denver Post: “This is that rarity, a good adventure story which is a thoughtful book as well … This peculiarly fascinating novel concerns itself with what the world and its people might be like after its near-destruction in war. Reading it is like the murderer’s return to the scene of his crime … “It is 200 years after the destruction when Fors sets off to explore the empty lands to the north. He is a member of a clan which concerns itself with recapturing the knowledge and skills of their ancestors. By adding to that knowledge, Fors hopes to win a place as one of the leaders of his clan. “The imaginative descriptions of deserted cities, ruined highways, subhuman Beast Things all serve as a backdrop to Fors’ dangerous adventure …” This exceptional science-fiction novel, never serialized in any magazine, has won universal praise from reviewers. More quotes …
Says the Denver Post: “This is that rarity, a good adventure story which is a thoughtful book as well … This peculiarly fascinating novel concerns itself with what the world and its people might be like after its near-destruction in war. Reading it is like the murderer’s return to the scene of his crime … “It is 200 years after the destruction when Fors sets off to explore the empty lands to the north. He is a member of a clan which concerns itself with recapturing the knowledge and skills of their ancestors. By adding to that knowledge, Fors hopes to win a place as one of the leaders of his clan. “The imaginative descriptions of deserted cities, ruined highways, subhuman Beast Things all serve as a backdrop to Fors’ dangerous adventure …” This exceptional science-fiction novel, never serialized in any magazine, has won universal praise from reviewers. More quotes on the following page.
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- Twenty-third century -- Fiction.