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All Judgment Fled
| Author: | James White |
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Del Rey / Ballantine, 1979 Ballantine Books, 1970 Corgi Books, 1969 Walker & Co., 1969 Rapp & Whiting, 1968 |
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| Book Type: | Novel |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
| Sub-Genre Tags: | First Contact |
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Synopsis
In such books as Hospital Station and Star Surgeon, James White has built an enviable reputation as a writer of science fiction about the future of medical science and what it may be like to treat and care for a staggering variety of alien life-forms. He has an extraordinary talent for creating believable but utterly alien extra-terrestrials.
In ALL JUDGEMENT FLED, he considers the critically important 'first contact' between humans and others - and of how political expediency could make this a bloodbath for mankind.
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