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Synopsis
The Hindmost, an alien puppeteer, is trying to escape the Ringworld, a vast artificial habitat that surrounds the sun. Despite being confined to the Ringworld, he monitors earth's inhabitants, including explorer Louis Wu. The Hindmost and Wu unite when they learn that they both are under the surveillance of another more elusive and enigmatic power.
| Size | | Length: | 355 pages | | Height: | 6.8 in | | Width: | 4.5 in | | Thickness: | 1.0 in | | Weight: | 6.4 oz |
Industry Reviews
"'Ringworld Throne' offers the usual Nivenian pleasures--the carefully imagined landscape; the observation of social interaction across species lines; the mystery-story and puzzle-solving strains, as characters figure things out from clues and work their ways out of predicaments with observation, intelligence, and the materials at hand."
Locus - Russell Letson (07/19/1996)
"Readers who remember Ringworld from earlier encounters will no doubt relish the latest installment of the saga."
New York Times Book Review - Gerald Jonas (09/15/1996)
"...the best novel Niven has written in years."
Washington Post Book World - John Clute (10/27/1996)
"...Ringworld admirers will surely wish to investigate."
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