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Science Fiction

Gulliver's Fugitives

by Keith Sharee

1990 · 292 pages

On the planet Rampart, a forgotten colony of humans fights against the Rampart government, which has outlawed fiction and imagination, and Captain Picard and his crew are caught in the middle of the unrest--Novelist.

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Gulliver's Fugitives is a science fiction novel by Keith Sharee, first published in 1990 by Star Trek. It runs 292 pages.

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Science Fiction
Published
1990
Length
292 pages

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GenreScience Fiction
AuthorKeith Sharee
Published1990
Length292 pages
PublisherStar Trek

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Publisher
Star Trek
Published
1990
Length
292 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780671701307
ISBN-10
0671701304
ASIN
0671701304

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Gulliver's Fugitives was written by Keith Sharee.
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Gulliver's Fugitives was first published in 1990 by Star Trek.
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Gulliver's Fugitives is a science fiction novel.
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Gulliver's Fugitives is 292 pages long.

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