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Having been written in 1951 it reflects the societal fear at the time regarding a possibly upcoming world war iii and destruction of the planet by nuclear weapons

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Events at the end of the book wrap back to earth – at least tangentially – an in to me a surprising way

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This second novel of asimovs originally appeared in the january – march 51 issues of horace l

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Golds galaxy science fiction a 25cent digestsized periodical with a different title tyrann and was then released in book form later that same year

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The three steal a tyranni armored cruiser and set off in search of the rebellion world that gillbret claims to have once visited all the time playing cat and mouse with the tyranni commissioner of rhodia the dangerously perceptive simok aratap

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But the discovery of that legendary rebellion world is not the only thing on birons and arataps minds

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Writing in his ultimate guide to science fiction scottish critic david pringle calls the stars like dust a minor asimov space yarn and that does indeed seem to be the general consensus