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Intraprendete un epico viaggio fantasy pieno di antica magia, intrighi politici e un gruppo di eroi improbabili che affrontano l'oscurità incombente. Questa saga si sviluppa con colpi di scena inaspettati, intrecciando destini in una lotta disperata per la sopravvivenza. Preparatevi per una grande avventura che metterà alla prova i limiti del coraggio e della fratellanza.

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    Wiele pokoleń temu ludzie uciekli na kosmiczną anomalię zwaną Trawą. Jednakże, zanim tam przybyli, inny gatunek uznał planetę za swój dom i zbudował na niej swoją kulturę... Teraz śmiercionośna zaraza rozprzestrzenia się pośród gwiazd, nie omijając żadnego świata poza Trawą. Okazuje się, że za tajemnicą odporności planety kryje się prawda tak wstrząsająca, że może oznaczać koniec wszelkiego życia. „Sheri S. Tepper podejmuje umysłowe ryzyko, które stanowi siłę napędową science fiction i każdego gatunku literackiej fikcji”. - Ursula K. Le Guin „Tepper to mądra i subtelna artystka. Udają się jej rzeczy, których inni pisarze nawet nie powinni próbować”. - Washington Post

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    Grass

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    What could be more commonplace than grass, or a world covered over all its surface with a wind-whipped ocean of grass? But the planet Grass conceals horrifying secrets within its endless pastures. And as an incurable plague attacks all inhabited planets but this one, the prairie-like Grass begins to reveal these secrets—and nothing will ever be the same again...

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    Barbaric customs and bizarre human cults are prserved on the planet Elsewhere. The rest of the universe has been taken over by the Hobbs Land Gods, which means that everyone alive, with the exception of the people on Elsewhere, lives in perfect harmony with nature and with each other. But Elsewhere is ruled by computer-encrypted professors who have been dead for a thousand years. The professors were dedicated to maintaining human diversity. Their ancient analogs are dedicated to something far more sinister. The time has come to consider whether enslavement by the Hobbs Land Gods is not preferable to the depravity being cultivated on Elsewhere. The time has come to ask the Big Question: what is the Destiny of Man? And answer it . . .

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