The faded sun, Kutath

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DAW Books, Feb 5, 1980 - Fiction - 256 pages
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For the first time in one volume--the complete trilogy comprised of the novels "Kesrith, Shon'jir, " and "Kutath." A race of golden-skinned, golden eyed creatures is nearly annihilated in a war with "human" fighters. It's up to three individuals to save the race from extinction. Can they retrace the galaxy-wide path of this nomadic race through millennia to reclaim the ancient world that gave them life?

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User Review  - fuzzi - LibraryThing

And as the mri trilogy comes to a close with "The Faded Sun: Kutath", it does so with a roller coaster ride into a fantastic ending. Another superb series by CJ Cherryh! **********Warning ... Read full review

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The whole trilogy was good, but it ended even better than it began. Read full review

Contents

Section 1
5
Section 2
15
Section 3
33
Copyright

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About the author (1980)

A multiple award-winning author of more than thirty novels, C.J. Cherryh received her B.A. in Latin from the University of Oklahoma, and then went on to earn a M.A. in Classics from Johns Hopkins University. Cherryh's novels, including Tripoint, Cyteen, and The Pride of Chanur, are famous for their knife-edge suspense and complex, realistic characters. Cherryh won the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 1977. She was also awarded the Hugo Award for her short story Cassandra in 1979, and the novels Downbelow Station in 1982 and Cyteen in 1989. Cherryh has traveled from New York to Istanbul, and her hobbies include needlepoint, painting, and refinishing furniture. Cherryh, who also goes by the name Caroline Janice Cherry, resides in Oklahoma.

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TitleThe faded sun, Kutath
Alliance-Union Universe Series
Volume 3 of The Faded Sun, C. J. Cherryh
AuthorC. J. Cherryh
ContributorC. J. Cherryh
PublisherDAW Books, 1980
Original fromthe University of Virginia
DigitizedAug 22, 2008
Length256 pages
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Fiction / General
Fiction / Science Fiction / General
Science fiction
Science fiction, American
  
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