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A life for the stars
The Cold War ended with the peaceful merging of the East and West blocks into a single, planet-wide Soviet-ruled dictatorship. Whole cities have the capability to migrate from the economically depressed Earth in search of work. Sixteen-year-old Chris deFord, goes to watch the imminent departure of Scranton, Pennsylvania and ends up being taken along.
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