Wizard

Gaean Trilogy, Book 2

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Wizard

By: John Varley

Narrated by: Allyson Johnson

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One of the greatest science-fiction epics ever written, John Varley's Titan, Wizard, and Demon comprise a groundbreaking trilogy that will live forever. Human explorers have entered the sprawling mind of the alien Gaea. Now they must fight her will. For she is much too powerful. And definitely insane....Download more titles in John Varley's Gaia series, including book 1, Titan, and book 3, Demon.©1979 John Varley (P)2008 Audible

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Great story, great narrator - easily one of my favourites. Loved it. Read it years ago and listened now

Fantastic ending to an amazing saga

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I enjoyed the first book in the series, Titan. The sexuality of the lead characters was just part of the story, and didn't get in the way of (to my enjoyment) the science fiction.
This second book is bizarre in focusing on the sexuality of lead characters, aliens and by-standers - and to my mind it obscures the plot - I can't see where the book is leading.

sexuality became the story, rather than a part

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