A Private Cosmos
A Private Cosmos by Philip José Farmer is a reprint edition published by Sphere in 1973, featuring 158 pages in English. This work presents a richly layered universe where various realms coexist, including the Amerind level and the Garden of Eden level, all under the dominion of Lord Jadawin. The narrative unfolds as transgravitational gates connecting these worlds face sabotage, allowing an invading force known as “Bellers” to threaten the stability of this intricate cosmos.
Readers will encounter a blend of fiction and science fiction as the story explores themes of power and survival within this fantastical setting. The plot centers around the conflict between the rebel Lords and the enigmatic Kickaha the Trickster, who holds crucial knowledge. As the tension escalates, the stakes rise for both the Lords and their private cosmos, making for a compelling exploration of ambition and conflict in a vividly imagined world.
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COVER TEXT: It was a world of tiers and layers –the Amerind level, the Garden of Eden level, the Talanac, the Atlantean– a universe of green skies and fabled beasts. And it was all the playground of the Lord Jadawin, with transgravitational gates to the other levels and other worlds. But now those gates were being sabotaged to permit the entry of an invading force of “Bellers” –human bodies housing the transferred minds of rebel Lords. They sought two things: total domination of every Lord’s private cosmos, and the life of Kickaha the Trickster, who knew too much…
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