Read the trilogy decades ago and decided to reread. Stephen Baxter has a way with words and the second reading did not disappoint. Loved the hierarchy dynamics.
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this book arrived really quickly and in great shape and was a joy to read
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Graphic violence, torure, death, hardship - well, maybe, but still well written and exciting and pacey throughout.
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Fans of Stephen Baxter's science fiction may be surprised by this venture into unexplored territory. "Silverhair" is the first of three books in a series which promises to provide a novel and thought-provoking diversion from his previous work.Silverhair is one of the last of her kind: a woolly mammoth. Long thought to be extinct, these relics of the ice-age have somehow survived eons of change in a remote, isolated "lost...
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This is a book about a remnant population of wooly mammoths which have survived on an island well into the modern era. It is written from the mammoths' point of view, and is similar in some ways to Watership Down and The White Bone. The mammoths face the erosion of their habitat and gene pool, and encroachment by a group of brutal men.
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