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Michael Crichton

Category Fiction
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Language English

ISBN 9780099319511

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The Andromeda Strain

The Andromeda Strain

Five prominent biophysicists give the United States government an urgent warning: sterilisation procedures for returning space probes may be inadequate to guarantee uncontaminated re-entry to the atmosphere. Two years later, Project Scoop sends seventeen satellites into the fringes of space in order to 'collect organisms and dust for study.' Then a probe satellite falls to earth, landing in a desolate area of northeastern Arizona. In the nearby town of Piedmont, bodies lie heaped and flung across the ground, faces locked in frozen surprise. The terror has begun... 'He had me convinced it was all really happening' Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, NEW YORK TIMES 'Science fiction, which once frightened because it seemed so far out, now frightens because it seems so near. The Andromeda Strain is as matter-of-fact as the skull-and-crossbones instructions on a bottle of poison - and just as chillingly effective' LIFE 'Terrifying... One of the most important novels of the year' LIBRARY JOURNAL

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Category Fiction
ISBN 9780099319511
Cover Type Paperback
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Language English
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SKU 2010000300039

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