Dumarest saga

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Dumarest (Originaltitel der Serie: Dumarest of Terra) ist ein Science-Fiction-Romanzyklus des britischen Autors E. C. Tubb, benannt nach dem Protagonisten Earl Dumarest, der auf der Suche nach seiner Heimat Terra Abenteuer auf fremden Planeten erlebt. Der Zyklus ist von 1967 bis 2008 in 33 Bänden erschienen, von denen die ersten 27 Bände in deutscher Übersetzung erschienen. rdf:langString
L'Aventurier des étoiles (titre original : Dumarest) est une série de 33 romans de science-fiction d'Edwin Charles Tubb. Chaque histoire est une aventure autonome, mais tout au long de la série, Earl Dumarest, le protagoniste, recherche des indices sur l'emplacement de son monde natal, la Terre. rdf:langString
Dumarest of Terra is a 33-volume series of science fiction novels by Edwin Charles Tubb. Each story is a self-contained adventure, but throughout the series, Earl Dumarest, the protagonist, searches for clues to the location of his home world, Earth. Also appearing in many of the books is the humanitarian Church of Universal Brotherhood. Its monks are spread throughout many worlds as are the Cyclan, the two being arch-enemies—which does not make the Church Dumarest's ally, but in some instances they support each other. rdf:langString
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rdf:langString Dumarest (Originaltitel der Serie: Dumarest of Terra) ist ein Science-Fiction-Romanzyklus des britischen Autors E. C. Tubb, benannt nach dem Protagonisten Earl Dumarest, der auf der Suche nach seiner Heimat Terra Abenteuer auf fremden Planeten erlebt. Der Zyklus ist von 1967 bis 2008 in 33 Bänden erschienen, von denen die ersten 27 Bände in deutscher Übersetzung erschienen.
rdf:langString Dumarest of Terra is a 33-volume series of science fiction novels by Edwin Charles Tubb. Each story is a self-contained adventure, but throughout the series, Earl Dumarest, the protagonist, searches for clues to the location of his home world, Earth. The stories are set in a far future galactic culture that is fragmented and without any central government. Dumarest was born on Earth, but had stowed away on a spaceship when he was a young boy and was caught. Although a stowaway discovered on a spaceship was typically ejected to space, the captain took pity on the boy and allowed him to work and travel on the ship. When the story opens in The Winds of Gath, Dumarest has traveled so long and so far that he does not know how to return to his home planet and no-one has ever heard of it, other than as a myth or legend. It becomes clear that someone or something has deliberately concealed Earth's location. The Cyclan, an organization of humans surgically altered to be emotionless (known as Cybers), and on occasion able to link with the brains of previously living Cybers (the better to think logically), seem determined to stop him from finding Earth. Additionally, the Cyclan seeks a scientific discovery that Dumarest possesses, stolen from them and passed to him by a dying thief, which would vastly increase their already considerable power. Also appearing in many of the books is the humanitarian Church of Universal Brotherhood. Its monks are spread throughout many worlds as are the Cyclan, the two being arch-enemies—which does not make the Church Dumarest's ally, but in some instances they support each other.
rdf:langString L'Aventurier des étoiles (titre original : Dumarest) est une série de 33 romans de science-fiction d'Edwin Charles Tubb. Chaque histoire est une aventure autonome, mais tout au long de la série, Earl Dumarest, le protagoniste, recherche des indices sur l'emplacement de son monde natal, la Terre.
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