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Rondah; or, thirty-three years in a star

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The narrative follows a small group of four people who are hurled from Earth during a storm to a nearby incandescent planet still cooling; part of their thirty-three-year sojourn is spent under a prolonged winter during which native birdlike, plant-derived inhabitants enter dormancy. Told through journals and chronicle-like sections, the story traces survival amid volcanic landscapes and boiling seas, interpersonal tensions of love and jealousy, strange societies and marvels such as the Sun Island, and efforts to understand the star’s mysteries and whether return to Earth is possible.

About the Author

Dieudonné, Florence Carpenter portrait

Florence Carpenter Dieudonné

Florence Carpenter Dieudonné was an American author known for her work in the realm of speculative fiction. Her notable book, "Rondah; or, Thirty-Three Years in a Star," explores themes of adventure and imagination, reflecting her unique perspective on life and the cosmos. Dieudonné's writing often blends elements of fantasy with philosophical inquiries, inviting readers to ponder the nature of existence and the universe. Through her literary contributions, she has carved a niche in the genre, offering a distinct voice that resonates with those interested in imaginative narratives.

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