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277 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1987
The golden clouds blew away on a fierce grey wind.
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White seals came and cavorted in the suddenly glasslike sea. Sworded mentor-fish leaped purple on her left and right. Azure porpoises caressed her in amorous play.
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The moon shouldered its way before the cinnabar sun. The amber sea darkened; rolled ocher; sienna; vermillion-black.
His brows were drawn over diamond eyes that etched their message on her soul.
There are no right or wrong ideologies, only ideologues; no good and evil sides, only good and evil people. Eradication of a race is rightly termed genocide, and bigots in all disguises become worse than what they hate.
If you like being told what people are thinking and long stretches of high-level descriptions of things that have happened already, have I got the book for you.