Provocative, intense, fierce, extreme—Dark Universe, the 1961 post-apocalyptic novel by Daniel F. Galouye, is the kind of book that doesn’t end when you turn the final page. Its characters, images, and ideas linger, unsettle, and expand in the mind. Galouye’s meticulously detailed world-building is nothing short of spectacular. This much-overlooked classic of ’60s SF deserves a place in the hands of every serious reader of speculative fiction.
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