Glory's War (Coppel, Alfred. Goldenwing Cycle.)

by Alfred Coppel

Series: Goldenwing Cycle (book 2)

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She is a Goldenwing and her name is Glory. She was built in orbit around the Moon, 1,700 of Earth's years ago. She is still one of the most beautiful artifacts ever made by Man. Slam-bang space war sequences worthy of A.E. van Vogt . . . a healthy taste of the kind of grand space opera which this series continually promises.--Locus.… (more)

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1995-04

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For Liz: Thanks for "the willing suspension of disbelief"

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Descending at an acute angle to the ecliptic plane of Ross 248, the Goldenwing Gloria Coelis sails with courses and skys'ls backed to the near sun's light, slowing and dropping delta-V.

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She is a Goldenwing and her name is Glory. She was built in orbit around the Moon, 1,700 of Earth's years ago. She is still one of the most beautiful artifacts ever made by Man. Slam-bang space war sequences worthy of A.E. van Vogt . . . a healthy taste of the kind of grand space opera which this series continually promises.--Locus.

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