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6. Apr. 2012 · After a six-month absence of new prisoner arrivals, a stranger arrives at the camp. A self-pronounced economist with little more to say than a simple nod and a notably empty reservoir of knowledge regarding economics and political resistance, little warning signs are piquing the accusatory eye of Barrett. Hawksbill Station has a very similar ...
1. Jan. 1986 · Mass Market Paperback. $4.15. A group of men are exiled to Hawksbill Station because they are revolutionaries, anarchists, or political dissenters. Language. English. Publisher. Grand Central Pub. Publication date. January 1, 1986.
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- Robert Silverberg
Hawksbill Station, in the gray and utterly barren Cambrian era, was the ideal prison enclave for an authoritarian government too civilized to execute men for subversion, and too cowardly to allow them freedom. A billion years of impassable time was sufficient insulation for even the most dangerous ideas. But this exile was a ticket to despair and madness, with death the only pardon...
24. Mai 2012 · by Robert Silverberg. Barrett was the uncrowned King of Hawksbill Station. He had been there the longest; he had suffered the most; he had the deepest inner resources of strength. Before his accident, he had been able to whip any man in the place. Now he was a cripple, but he still had that aura of power that gave him command.
DOWNLOAD PDF. HAWKSBILL STATION Robert Silverberg Silverberg is a professional writer to his fingertips who, at the ripe old age of thirty-three, already has a lifetime of work behind him. I commissioned an article from him for a science fiction magazine in 1953, his first professional sale, and I feel somewhat like the man who tapped the bomb ...
30. Apr. 2021 · Hawksbill Station by Robert Silverberg ( Galaxy, August 1967) opens with Barrett, the “king” of Hawksbill Station surveying his empire, the late-Cambrian landscape. We learn that he is in his sixties and, although previously a physically imposing figure, an accident to his left foot (crushed in a rock fall) has left him a cripple.
