Walden Three (1981) [Short Story]
by Michael Swanwick
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Summary
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The idea of colonizing space around Earth in L-5 colonies is a very attractice, especially in recognition of overpopulation on this planet and the probable loss of opportunity and freedom that will come with it. Space colonies could be an important part of the solution—but such closed systems would develop their own strictures, as Michael Swanwick shows in this fascinating portrait of a colony in flux.
Original title: Walden Three
Original languages:
English
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Genre: Fiction→ Science Fiction
This work is a subwork of the following works :
Best Science Fiction of the Year #11, the (1982) [Anthology]
Authors: Roger Zelazny
, Kim Stanley Robinson
, Gregory Benford
, Poul Anderson
, Pat Cadigan
, John Varley
, Spider Robinson
, Damon Knight
, Michael Swanwick
, Gene Wolfe
, Ed Bryant
, Jack Dann
, Mildred Downey Broxon
, Ted Reynolds
, David R. Palmer
, R. A. Lafferty
, George Florance-Guthridge
, Charles N. Brown
Notes:
- Appears in the anthology "The Best Science Fiction of the Year #11"
- First published in the author's collection "New Dimensions 12"
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