From space there was no sign of life." Moray, the heavy swarthy man who was the official representative of Earth Expeditionary, and in charge of the … - Marion Zimmer Bradley

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From space there was no sign of life."
Moray, the heavy swarthy man who was the official representative of Earth Expeditionary, and in charge of the Colonists, said quietly, "Don't you mean no signs of a technological civilization, officer? Remember, until a scant four centuries ago, a starship approaching Earth could not have seen any signs of intelligent life there, either."

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Marion Eleanor Zimmer Bradley (June 3, 1930 – September 25, 1999) was an American author of fantasy novels such as The Mists of Avalon and the Darkover series, often with a feminist outlook.

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Pen Names: Lee Chapman • John Dexter • Miriam Gardner • Valerie Graves • Morgan Ives • Elfrieda Rivers • Alfrida Riversx • Elfrida Rivers • Astara Zimmer • Astra Zimmer • Astra Zimmer Bradley • John Jay Wells
Alternative Names: Marion Eleanor Zimmer Bradley
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You have the Barbarian viewpoint, I see. Radio, for instance. We use it for emergency needs. The Barbarians used to listen to keep from doing things—I know, they even had radio with pictures, and used to sit and listen and look at other people doing things instead of doing them themselves.
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