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    <body><![CDATA[An original idea, a vividly described environment, and a promising theme of community evolution and learning/knowledge conflicting with tradition/superstition as a civilisation struggles to cope with climatic change.<br/>On the other hand the plot is very jerky and I can't really see where it's all heading, or if it's even heading anywhere at all. The idea of satellites observing the drama unfolding below and beaming it back to Earth for mass consumption as a kind of reality show is interesting but doesn't seem to develop into anything vital. <br/>Not yet, anyway. Volume 2, Helliconia Summer, is supposed to be better...]]></body>
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