No momento em que Kalal, sumo sacerdote do culto de Baalol, desce no planeta Utik, a massa humana hipnotizada persegue-o inexplicavelmente... Mas o anti consegue desvencilhar-se e fugir. Entretanto, não sabia que sua presença havia sido detectada por um sargento terrano, ou melhor, por um biorrobô. E teve início, então, a terrível caça ao anti!
A Flor Milagrosa de Utik (Perry Rhodan #113) - 3º Ciclo: Os Pos-Bis
Kurt Mahr
Edições de Ouro
1978
170 páginas
5h 40m
ISBN-13: 9783845301129
Português Brasileiro
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Kurt Mahr
Kurt Mahr (8 March 1934 – 27 June 1993, real name Klaus Mahn; former pseudonym Cecil O. Mailer) was German author and one of the first authors of the series Perry-Rhodan, the largest Science fiction series of the world. After his Abitur he moved to Darmstadt, where he joined the Corps Franconia Darmstadt. He started to study Civil engineering but changed in 1956 to physics.[2] As examined Diplom physicist he moved to the United States, where he worked on a space travel program and acquired 1968 the American nationality. He also worked as computer expert for private clients. He lived until 1972 in the US and – after an intermezzo in Germany – from 1977 until his death. On 18 October 1985 he married his wife Inge Voltz in Florida. As well as Perry-Rhodan magazine novels, he also wrote numerous Perry-Rodan planet novels, where he showed a talent to spin yarns. Both before and during his literary activities for the Perry-Rodan editorial department he wrote further Science fiction novels which had no similarities in terms of content. Among this are the short series Krieg der Milchstraßen (war of the milk streets) with six novels and Der lange Weg zur Erde (the long way to earth) with five novels (both at Terra novels). After the death of William Voltz and the resignation of Thomas Ziegler, Klaus Mahn wrote the memorandums from 1985 (magazine 1250) together with Ernst Vlcek. After his surprising death, Robert Feldhoff took over this job.
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