A sun of a different color? "Pale Yellow Sun" considers an earthlike planet orbiting a faraway star similar to, yet different from, our sun.
Pale Yellow Sun

A look at the future

"Pale Yellow Sun" is a fascinating look at society's future.

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"Pale Yellow Sun" examines space colonization as a solution to human over population and environmental problems in the future world.



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Clean water? Clean Air? Or over population, and environmental problems? What might future Earth be like? Read sci-fi books "Tribes of the Orange Sun," "Pale Yellow Sun" and "White Sun Chronicle."

Gene Shiles, author of the sci-fi books "Tribes of the Orange Sun," "Pale Yellow Sun" and "White Sun Chronicle."

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Gene Shiles is a scientist and former
university professor. He holds a PhD
degree in Physics from the University
of California.
His hobbies include, among others,
hiking, fishing, gardening and
easy-listening music. He grew up in
Illinois and currently lives in Minnesota.
He has a black cat named Panther.


Direct links to several online bookstores
(price shown is list for trade paperback; ebook is $6.00)
Pale Yellow Sun ($13.95) --> Publisher, iUniverse Barnes&Noble Amazon

 

The book is also available at other online bookstores.

To order by phone, call publisher toll-free:  (877) 823-9235

Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.

Pale Yellow Sun: ISBN # 0-595-31974-2

The title can also be ordered at Barnes and Noble brick-and-mortar bookstores.


To examine space colonization as a solution to over population and environmental problems, this most compelling of sci-fi books considers a faraway earthlike planet orbiting a sun of a different color.


*Synopsis, Pale Yellow Sun:


The people of Emil, living a relatively idyllic life in a bountiful land, learn that they will soon face great change. Like it or not, they must end their isolation and become entangled in the most critical problem menacing the rest of civilization. All of their concerns, both societal and personal, have to make way for the new challenge.

Andy Landis is a young engineer recently graduated from prestigious East Quadrant University. He has been offered a great new job, and is just beginning a romance with a young woman he has known since childhood. His plans take a turn when he is asked to take part in a decision crucial to his society's future. He soon learns that the choice will be between the ruin of his beautiful homeland and mass murder - and suspects that the decision could be his alone.

To make this terrible choice, Andy must uncover secrets from that society's tragic early days.

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Is this a story about a new planet? Or is it really about
our own home planet? Our own future world?
Read "Pale Yellow Sun."

Direct links to several online bookstores
(price shown is list for trade paperback; ebook is $6.00)
Pale Yellow Sun ($13.95) --> Publisher, iUniverse Barnes&Noble Amazon

The book is also available at other online bookstores.

To order by phone, call publisher toll-free:  (877) 823-9235

Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.

Pale Yellow Sun: ISBN # 0-595-31974-2

The title can also be ordered at Barnes and Noble brick-and-mortar bookstores.

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Trees are part of present and future Earth's natural glory, but will environmental problems caused by human over population lead to their demise? Read sci-fi books "Tribes of the Orange Sun," "Pale Yellow Sun" and "White Sun Chronicle."






















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