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To Outrun Doomsday by Kenneth Bulmer
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To Outrun Doomsday (original 1967; edition 1967)

by Kenneth Bulmer

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The planet Kerim must have been Utopia - once. All its inhabitants had to do when they wanted something was to pray out loud for it - and what they wanted would materialise before their eyes. But by the time Jack Waley crashed on it, its best days had long been gone - and its future was strictly limited. Which was typical Jack Waley luck. He had bungled and blundered his way across the space lanes, messing up everything he tried and being castaway on Kerim looked like the end of the line. For Kerim's people were now bands of confused savages and its cities crumbling ruins. And this time Waley knew that he'd have to change a whole world's luck if he wanted to save his own neck one more time.… (more)
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Title:To Outrun Doomsday
Authors:Kenneth Bulmer
Info:Ace Books (1967), Mass Market Paperback
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This is my second Bulmer novel and the better of the two. This prolific British author was churning out novels from the early 1950s forward. I don't believe he won any awards but he brought a lot of joy to adolescent SF readers.

This was a short fun adventure. If I had read this as a teen I would have given it 4 stars. ( )
  ikeman100 | Jan 4, 2021 |
Decent idea for a short story stretched to short novel length. Weak efforts at humour, dated style. ( )
  SFF1928-1973 | Apr 24, 2018 |
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Freas, KellyCover artistsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Reß-Bohusch, BirgitTranslatorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Schelwokat, Günter M.Editorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed

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Bald würde der Sommer die Pergla mit üppigen, farbenprächtigen Rosen überziehen und die nackten Ranken überdecken, die wie achtlos vom Winter liegengelassene Schnüre aussahen.
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The planet Kerim must have been Utopia - once. All its inhabitants had to do when they wanted something was to pray out loud for it - and what they wanted would materialise before their eyes. But by the time Jack Waley crashed on it, its best days had long been gone - and its future was strictly limited. Which was typical Jack Waley luck. He had bungled and blundered his way across the space lanes, messing up everything he tried and being castaway on Kerim looked like the end of the line. For Kerim's people were now bands of confused savages and its cities crumbling ruins. And this time Waley knew that he'd have to change a whole world's luck if he wanted to save his own neck one more time.

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