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Wyst: Alastor 1716 by Jack Vance (Robert Donley)

Wyst: Alastor 1716 by Jack Vance (Robert Donley)

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Wyst: Alastor 1716 by Jack Vance Read by Robert Donley This book was first published in 1978 Audio originally issued by NLS on cassette in 1980 An artist sent to the planet Wyst inadvertently walks into a treasonous worldwide conspiracy and becomes a fugitive accused of murder. Science fiction with a twist of social satire
Date: 2024-03-20

Comments and reviews: 4


Chapter list:
00: 00: 00 - (i)
00: 00: 25 - (01)
00: 42: 16 - (02)
01: 00: 18 - (03)
01: 53: 11 - (04)
02: 28: 18 - (05)
03: 21: 04 - (06)
03: 36: 15 - (07)
04: 59: 12 - (08)
05: 17: 28 - (09)
05: 36: 35 - (10)
05: 59: 48 - (11)
06: 21: 06 - (12)
07: 31: 17 - (13)
07: 48: 53 - (14)
08: 17: 04 - (15)
08: 37: 59 - (16)
08: 53: 15 - (17)
09: 13: 27 - (18)
09: 24: 50 - (19)
09: 25: 50 - (20)

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I love 70s doomercore. there is something about 70s dystopian movies and books that are extra depressing. That depression hit everyone in the 70s hard. It's like it was all a sharp drop right from there and we still havent hit the bottom. That may be decades away.
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The narrator sounds bored and irritated that he was forced to read this. Every sentence ends with a feeling that he's glad it's over with. Too bad, it's a great book. I didn't realize how hard it must be to find decent narrators.
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Any and all Jack Vance novels please! Even his Ellery Queen stories. Araminta Station, The Grey Prince, the Demon King books, his Adam Reith books, The Last Castle. etc.
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