Four-Day Planet

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Four-Day Planet

by H. Beam Piper

EN·~5 hours·25 chapters

Chapters

25 total
1

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0:11
2

1. THE SHIP FROM TERRA

22:42
3

2. REPORTER WORKING

19:54
4

3. BOTTOM LEVEL

17:17
5

4. MAIN CITY LEVEL

16:46
6

5. MEETING OUT OF ORDER

18:04
7

6. ELEMENTARY, MY DEAR KIVELSON

13:42
8

7. ABOARD THE JAVELIN

14:12
9

8. PRACTICE, 50-MM GUN

14:31
10

9. MONSTER KILLING

11:32

Description

In a bustling frontier outpost on the alien world of Port Sandor, a young reporter named Walter Boyd hustles through the crowded space‑port, juggling a contragravity equipment haul and the chatter of bikini‑clad tourists, monster‑hunters, and local promoters. The city, still rough‑shod and in need of a makeover, buzzes with rumors about a looming shortage of tallow‑wax and the arrival of a celebrated Earth author, Glenn Murell, whose presence promises to stir both the media and the town’s ambitions.

Walter’s daily grind collides with the excitement of Murell’s upcoming visit, as he navigates the competing interests of a flamboyant entertainment promoter, a scheming school principal, and a community eager for a glimpse of “Old‑Terran” culture. With the star‑studded cargo ship Peenemünde docking and the promise of fresh films and stories, the episode sets the stage for a lively clash of personalities, ideas, and the timeless quest to turn a dusty port into a shining hub of civilization.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (313K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Greg Weeks, Sankar Viswanathan, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2006-10-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

H. Beam Piper

H. Beam Piper

1904–1964

A self-taught science fiction writer with a gift for big ideas and brisk adventure, he became a cult favorite for stories that mix space opera, parallel worlds, and sharp social speculation. His best-known work, Little Fuzzy, helped keep his name alive long after his death and continues to win new readers.

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