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Ringworld Engineers, The

Larry Niven

June 15, 1980 · Unknown Binding · Henry Holt & Company Inc.; New York City · 357 pp

ISBN 9780030213762 · English · US · Dewey 813/.5/4 · LC PZ4.N734 Rj

Science Fiction

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Ringworld: the most stunning artifact in known space, an articficial world with three million times Earth's surface area. Who built it? And where are they? In this stunning sequel to Larry Niven's Hugo and Nebula award-winning novel, Louis Wu (now a near-hopeless lirehead hooked on electrical ecstasy), the aged Kzin warrior, Speaker-to-Animals, and the Hindmost, puppeteer mate of mad Nessus, return to Ringworld. Their aim is to prevent cataclysm. IN the process, they find themselves learning Ringworld's incredible secrets...

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