The Sea is Full of Stars

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The Sea is Full of Stars

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Author(s):

Jack L Chalker

First Pub:

1999

Genre(s):

Science Fiction

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Chapters:

See 24

Asswam Junction, Near the Crab Nebula

On the Freighter City of Modar

Null Space, Six Days Out

The Grabant System

Wallinchky Compound, Grabant 4

The City of the Ancient Ones, Grabant 4

South Zone

Ambora

Mahakor, Kalinda

Ochoa

Kalinda

Ambora

Ochoa

Jinkinar, Kalinda

South Zone

Amboran Embassy, South Zone

Kalindan Embassy, South Zone

South Zone, the Next Day

Ochoan Embassy, Three Days Later

Underwater Zone Gate, Later That Same Day

Ochoa, The Zone Gate

Ochoan Embassy, South Zone

Ochoa, The Zone Gate

Internal ID:

2761

Series:

<- Twilight at the Well of Souls - Ghost of the Well of Souls ->

Saga of the Well World*

#6 of 7

Saga of the Well World*

A series of science fiction books written by Jack L Chalker. These take place on a planet partitioned by some unknown race to house various life forms in their environments.

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1) Midnight at the Well of Souls
2) Exiles at the Well of Souls
3) Quest for the Well of Souls
4) The Return of Nathan Brazil
5) Twilight at the Well of Souls
6) The Sea is Full of Stars
7) Ghost of the Well of Souls

Well World Universe

#6 of 10

Well World Universe

An overarching series of all Well World book by Jack L Chalker.

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Copyright:

Dedication:

This has to be for Marg and Joe Brazil
and their son, Nathan,
who didn't know about me until after they named him,
but who prove that all those folks
who said years ago that "Nathan Brazil" was
such an implausible name.

Now we know that Nathan Brazil is a Canadian.

That's a fact. A Canadian fact.

Sorry Nathan's not in the book, but...

Now, then, any Mavra Changs out there?

First Sentence:

Monsters are not always easy to spot, and when they walk among you they often do so with a smile, and when they become what they are underneath the glare, you don't really know what's happened.

Last Sentence:

May contain spoilers

Come and get me!"

Comments:

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Added: 11-Feb-2020

Last Updated: 17-Jun-2022

Publications

07-Dec-1999

Del Rey

Mass Market Paperback

Date Issued:

07-Dec-1999

Format:

Mass Market Paperback

Cover Price:

$6.99

Pages*:

342

Cover Link(s):

Internet Speculative Fiction Database

World Cat

amazon.com

Internal ID:

2543

Publisher:

Del Rey

ISBN:

0-345-39486-0

ISBN-13:

978-0-345-39486-6

Printing:

Country:

United States

Language:

English

This exciting, action-packed novel marks Jack Chalker's triumphant return to his celebrated multivolume saga: The Well World. THE SEA IS FULL OF STARS explores an unknown interstellar civilization, features an all-new cast of characters, and reveals fresh secrets. But of course, the Well remains...

After three passengers - Ming, Ari, and Angel - embark on an elite starship journey into the Realm, they unwittingly become ensnared in one man's bloodthirsty vendetta that will alter their very beings. That man is Jeremiah Wong Kincaid. He vows to destroy Josich Conqueror Hadun, the evil genius who has wreaked unspeakable havoc throughout the universe. It is an obsession that will take him to the lands of demons and strange races - and into a deadly new cyberworld where humans are mere pawns of the godlike computers they have created.

But it is only after Kincaid and his unwitting fellow travelers enter Well World and discover the water hexes that he confronts the mad tyrant - and learns their universe is threatened b something far, far worse...

Cover:

Notes and Comments:

Canada: $9.99
First Edition: November 1999
2nd printing based on the number line.

Author(s)

Jack L Chalker
Birth: 17 Dec 1944 Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Death: 11 Feb 2005

Awards

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