Worlds

Joe Haldeman. Gollancz, $14.95 (240pp) ISBN 978-0-575-07361-6

In this reissue of Hugo and Nebula award-winner Joe Haldeman's 1955 novel, Worlds, humanity's best hope rests in the Worlds, the 41 satellites orbiting Earth that house half a million people. Meanwhile, a brewing revolution on Earth threatens nothing less than the planet's destruction.

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