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Running from the Deity. 2005 Running from the Deity
by Alan Dean Foster
First Edition 2005
Del Rey / Ballantine Books
New York
ISBN 0345461592
Hardback in dust jacket
Cover illustration by Robert Hunt
256 pages
Price: $24.95

Notes
A Pip and Flinx novel.

Chronological Reading Order: #12.

The image opposite and the blurb below are from the fourth printing of the 2006 Del Rey/Ballantine paperback edition, ISBN 0345461614. Cover illustration by Robert Hunt.

Publisher’s Blurb – Lower Cover
"A full menu of adventure, action, and alien interaction... the most pleasurable of the Pip & Flinx books thus far." —January Magazine

In the outer depths of the universe lies the Great Emptiness, behind which lurks something dreadful—something that is now raging straight for the Commonwealth. To avert catastrophe, Flinx must find a conscious planet-size weapons system and, using his heightened mental powers, coax it into joining the battle against the behemoth from beyond. So Pip and Flinx sail their little spaceship into the unknown, only to be forced down for emergency repairs on planet Arrawd, home to primitive sentients and therefore off-limits to space travelers. But rules never applied to Flinx. Upon his arrival, Flinx is besieged by hordes bent on worshipping him as a god. Escaping this fate will be as impossible as fulfilling his dire mission. What’s a deity to do?

"Descriptions render the strange landscapes and characters of Foster's world with believable clarity. A classic alien-contact novel, this recalls the work of the late Hal Clement." —Publishers Weekly

"Entertaining... Foster knows how to spin a yarn." —Starlog

 
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