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Beyond the Beyond

by Poul Anderson

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Memory:
The gilder (sic) followed the slope of Kettleback Fell, caught an updraught rising from Brann's Dale, and swung towards a blued-silver sky of twilight clouds.
Brake:
In that hour, when he came off watch, Captain Peter Banning did not go directly to his cabin.
The Sensitive Man:
The Mermaid Tavern had been elaborately decorated: great blocks of hewn coral for pillars and booths, stripers and swordfish on the walls, murals of Neptune and his court - including an outsize animated picture of a mermaid ballet, quite an eye-catcher.
The Moonrakers:
The hungry man jumped from his boat and fell into silence.
Starfog:
"From another universe. ...."
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A collection of five novellas; Memory, Brake, The Sensitive Man, The Moon Rakers and Starfog. Memory and The Sensitive Man are by far the best of the five stories, although the others are good, they seem dated compared to the timeless quality of those two.
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Tomorrow - and the day after. When men are scattered like dust between the galaxies...
In these six full-length novellas, never before published in book form, Hugo Award winner Poul Anderson creates all the chilling terror and distant hope of man's last frontier - the vast wilderness of the stars!

Memory(A World Called Maanerek)
They peeled his mind from his body and sent him to enslave the planet of his own people...

Day of Burning (Supernova)
An interplanetary Mafia is chosen to save a strange civilization from a Supernova...

Brake
Only one thing could stop the ship at such a speed. But with the Solar System in upheaval, who would try?

The Sensitive Man
A world balances on the brink of a new dawn - or a new Dark Age. And one man can push it either way.

The MoonRakers
They were space pirates with dreams of Empire - nomads from the far edge of the system who must be stopped.

Starfog
The ship was trapped in a corner of space so crowded with stars that nothing could penetrate the deadly, glowing fog.
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