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Omale: L'Aire humaine (1)
by Laurent Genefort · Folio · libro de bolsillo · 1056 pages
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Pages: 1056 pagesAuthor: Laurent GenefortPublisher: FolioFormat: libro de bolsilloLanguage: frRelease date: 5/3/2015ISBN: ISBN 9782070462759
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Synopsis of Omale: L'Aire humaine (1)
Sumérgete en el fascinante mundo de Omale, una esfera de materia ultra densa que engloba un sol. Dentro de esta colosal estructura, la vida florece y especies inteligentes coexisten. Los humanos, llegados a través de una efímera puerta, han tenido que reconstruir su civilización desde cero, forjando una historia entrelazada con sus vecinos extraterrestres: los poderosos Chiles y los sabios Hodgqins. Esta es una historia de comercio, guerra y exploración, donde los misterios de los seres semi-divinos que construyeron Omale y las razones detrás del atrapamiento de especies galácticas aguardan ser desvelados. Una aventura de ciencia ficción que te transportará a un universo de imaginación desbordante.
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Laurent Genefort
Laurent Genefort is a French science fiction writer. He studied literature at the Sorbonne. He has been writing SF since 1988, with around 50 novels and 40 short stories to his credit, including the "Omale" cycle, his most famous work. He also has written fantasy cycles : "Alaet" and "Hordes". He won his first Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire in 1995 for Arago.
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