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Ο Γυμνός Ήλιος

Author: Isaac Asimov

On the distant planet Solaria, the first crime occurred after two hundred years. The Solarians are Space beings with a culture based on robots instead of slaves, while the Earthlings have buried...

On the distant planet Solaria, the first crime occurred after two hundred years. The Solarians are Space beings with a culture based on robots instead of slaves, while the Earthlings have buried themselves underground, covering their cities from all sides and are terrified of everything outside their steel caves.

In this civilization lives Ilaya Bailey, an...

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  • Pages Pages 308
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Translation Translation Dinos Garoufalias
  • Publisher Publisher Ekdoseis Kaktos
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    The book is an amazing introduction to the genre of science fiction, from an authority in the field, the unparalleled Isaac Asimov. The language is simple, understandable, and particularly vivid. The plot of the work captures the reader's interest, while it does not completely deviate from the scientific rationalism that characterizes the author. Although easy to read, in some cases the intensity of the plot and the action that one would expect in a work inspired by a murder investigation is lost.

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  • The book is an amazing introduction to the genre of science fiction, from an authority in the field, the unparalleled Isaac Asimov. The language is simple, understandable, and particularly vivid. The plot of the work captures the reader's interest, while it does not completely deviate from the scientific rationalism that characterizes the author. Although easy to read, in some cases the intensity of the plot and the action that one would expect in a work inspired by a murder investigation is lost.

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On the distant planet Solaria, the first crime occurred after two hundred years. The Solarians are Space beings with a culture based on robots instead of slaves, while the Earthlings have buried themselves underground, covering their cities from all sides and are terrified of everything outside their steel caves.

In this civilization lives Ilaya Bailey, an Earthling police officer, whose job is to find the murderer and conduct investigations on behalf of his government. With Bailey's arrival in Solaria, a lengthy search process begins, facing the fears and other peculiarities of the Solarians.

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Author
Isaac Asimov
Publisher
Ekdoseis Kaktos
Original Title
The Naked Sun
Publishers
Kaktos Publications
Type
Science Fiction
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
308
Publication Date
1977
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9789603825289

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    The book is an amazing introduction to the genre of science fiction, from an authority in the field, the unparalleled Isaac Asimov. The language is simple, understandable, and particularly vivid. The plot of the work captures the reader's interest, while it does not completely deviate from the scientific rationalism that characterizes the author. Although easy to read, in some cases the intensity of the plot and the action that one would expect in a work inspired by a murder investigation is lost.

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  • The book is an amazing introduction to the genre of science fiction, from an authority in the field, the unparalleled Isaac Asimov. The language is simple, understandable, and particularly vivid. The plot of the work captures the reader's interest, while it does not completely deviate from the scientific rationalism that characterizes the author. Although easy to read, in some cases the intensity of the plot and the action that one would expect in a work inspired by a murder investigation is lost.

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