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Science Fiction

Dydeetown World

by Francis Paul Wilson

1989 · 324 pages

After most of Earth's inhabitants have left to travel in space, life on the ground becomes very strange indeed as genetically engineered tyrannosauruses roam, children born without a license are stalked, and one lone private eye is in charge.

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Dydeetown World is a science fiction novel by Francis Paul Wilson, first published in 1989 by Baen Books. It runs 324 pages.

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Science Fiction
Published
1989
Length
324 pages

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GenreScience Fiction
AuthorFrancis Paul Wilson
Published1989
Length324 pages
PublisherBaen Books

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Publisher
Baen Books
Published
1989
Length
324 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780671698287
ISBN-10
0671698281
ASIN
0671698281

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Dydeetown World was written by Francis Paul Wilson.
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Dydeetown World was first published in 1989 by Baen Books.
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