Margaret St. Clair Books
Margaret St. Clair was an American science fiction author whose work explored themes such as witchcraft, feminism, and the human psyche. Her writing was characterized by a penetrating gaze into human nature and societal structures, often set in unusual and thought-provoking environments. St. Clair delved into intricate characterizations and concepts, offering readers profound reflections on the world around them. Her distinctive style and bold thematic explorations set her apart as a significant voice in the genre.
The Margaret St. Clair Science Fiction MEGAPACK®
- 82 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Margaret St. Clair was a prolific American author known for her contributions to fantasy and science fiction, particularly during the 1950s. With around 130 stories published in pulp magazines and eight novels, she played a significant role as a female voice in a predominantly male genre. Four of her novels were featured in the Ace Double series, highlighting her impact and recognition in the literary community, as noted by Eric Leif Davin in his exploration of women in the early science fiction landscape.
The Dolphins of Altair
- 188 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Before the dawn of man . . .. . . there was a covenant between the land and the sea people - a covenant long forgotten by those who stayed on shore, but indelibly etched in the minds of others - the dolphins of Altair.Now the covenant had been broken. Dolphins were being wantonly sacrificed in the name of scientific research, their waters increasingly polluted, their number dangerously diminished. They had to find allies and strike back. Allies willing to sever their own earthly bonds for the sake of their sea brothers - willing, if necessary, to execute the destruction of the whole human race . . .
