Nominee · Locus Awards 1981
Still Forms on Foxfield
1980 novel by Joan Slonczewski
Foxfield. Home of the plantlike Commensals, with their bizarre group-mind, the One. Home too for the human colonists who founded a peaceful culture and, with the Commensals' help, adaption to a harsh biosphere.
For 100 years, Earth was silent. Now, from the ashes of World War III, rises a new and powerful interstellar government offering Foxfield citizenship and technological marvels - at the cost of freedom and with the thread of destruction if they refuse.
(from the cover)
Synopsis from Open Library.
- Language
- English
- Genre
- science fiction
Locus Awards 1981
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All the Lies That Are My Life
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Antithesis
Ariosto
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