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Science Fiction

Twice Seven

by Ben Bova

1998 · 308 pages

From his acclaimed bestseller "Mars" to his phenomenal "Moonbase Saga", Ben Bova deftly uses the mysterious possibilities of science and technology to create science fiction that astonishes and captivates readers. Here are 14 exhilarating stories, each a shining testament to this award-winning author's uncommon talent as a master storyteller.

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Twice Seven is a science fiction novel by Ben Bova, first published in 1998 by Avon Books. It runs 308 pages.

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Science Fiction
Published
1998
Length
308 pages

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GenreScience Fiction
AuthorBen Bova
Published1998
Length308 pages
PublisherAvon Books

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Publisher
Avon Books
Published
1998
Length
308 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780380797417
ISBN-10
0380797410
ASIN
0380797410

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Twice Seven was written by Ben Bova.
When was Twice Seven published?
Twice Seven was first published in 1998 by Avon Books.
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Twice Seven is a science fiction novel.
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Twice Seven is 308 pages long.

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