Trouble on Sun-side

Name: Trouble on Sun-side
Author: S. M. Tenneshaw

By S. M. Tenneshaw

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A hunter named Jansen travels to Mercury's twilight zone to locate a man but finds himself pursued and robbed upon arrival. After being rescued and interrogated by Wendy Hilliard he learns that his brother Ted has been killed and that powerful interests led by Bareen control the colony's lucrative chlorella agriculture and its space-tunnel trade to Earth. The narrative follows Jansen as he navigates the planet's sun-dazzled, oscillating nights, local social mores, and industrial intrigues while unraveling a plot to monopolize food production that places him in immediate danger.

About the Author

S. M. Tenneshaw

S. M. Tenneshaw was an author known for his contributions to early 20th-century speculative fiction. His works often blend elements of science fiction and adventure, exploring themes of humanity's relationship with technology and the unknown. Among his notable titles is "Let Space Be Your Coffin," which reflects his imaginative storytelling and ability to engage readers with thrilling narratives. Tenneshaw's other works, such as "The Friendly Killers" and "The Monster," further showcase his unique approach to genre fiction, making him a distinctive voice in the literary landscape of his time.