
POLICE YOUR PLANET - By ERIC VAN LHIN - SCIENCE FICTION AVALON BOOKS 22 EAST 60TH STREET NEW YORK - Copyright, 1956, by Eric van Lhin Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 56-13313 - \[Transcriber's note: This is a rule 6 clearance. A copyright renewal could not be found.\] - PUBLISHED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA BY THE RYERSON PRESS, TORONTO - PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BY THE COLONIAL PRESS INC., CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS
POLICE YOUR PLANET
Chapter I - ONE WAY TICKET
Chapter II - HONEST IZZY
Chapter III - THE GRAFT IS GREEN
Chapter IV - CAPTAIN MURDOCH
Chapter V - RECALL
Chapter VI - SEALED LETTER
Chapter VII - ELECTIONEERING
Chapter VIII - VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN
Bruce Gordon steps off a cramped electric bus and into the tangled streets of Marsport, a fledgling city clinging to a thin dome of air. A former cop, ring fighter and scandal‑sheet reporter, he’s been shipped off by Earth’s Solar Security after a reckless expose, his ticket to Earth ripped into pieces. With only a suit of airtight coveralls, a knife and a set of reader cards, he’s thrust into a world where every alley whispers of graft and survival.
The Martian slums are a patchwork of temporary structures that have hardened into deathtraps, a stark backdrop for the power games that pulse through the colony. Gordon’s assignment is ambiguous—a blend of spy work, police liaison and reluctant detective—forcing him to navigate corrupt officials, underground rackets and a restless populace. As he walks the cracked canals and confronts the city’s hidden factions, the reader is drawn into a gritty, near‑future frontier where loyalty is as thin as the atmosphere.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (248K characters)
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Project Gutenberg
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Release date
Dec 29, 2006
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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