The greatest shock to this planet’s system was the Second World War. While the great powers fought and bled for six years in campaigns whose outcomes now seem predetermined, there were many moments of what Winston Churchill would call a “close run thing.”
In the far future, after the atomic fires have scoured the land, two civilizations rise. One, based on steam trains and regimentation, is trying to reclaim the land and push back the forest barbarians. The barbarians, People of the Horse, want to be left in peace, but the expanding Rail lands won’t let them. Caught in a war between these two forces is Stav the Historian and her captor, Peter Bridger, who must teach her that peace may be won between Rails and Horses.
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The greatest shock to this planet’s system was the Second World War. While the great powers fought and bled for six years in campaigns whose outcomes now seem predetermined, there were many moments of what Winston Churchill would call a “close run thing.”
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