Synopsis
From Joe Haldeman, the all-time master of military science fiction, comes the new novel set in the universe of his Hugo and Nebula Award-winning classic The Forever War. An epic story about war, peace, and the price of freedom, Forever Free reintroduces readers to William Mandella--who has been living peacefully on the planet called Middle Finger, a refuge for humans who refuse to become part of the group mind known as Man. But after decades of this peace, Mandella and others are tired of living like zoo animals. So they steal a starship--and embark upon a voyage that will forever change their understanding of the universe...and themselves.
About Joe Haldeman
See more books from this AuthorIn 2043, the US-led Alliance is fighting a prolonged and dirty war against the third-world force of Ngumi, or ``rebels.'' ``Mechanic'' sergeant Julian Class, a black soldier fighting for a predominantly white establishment, cyberlinks via a jack implanted in his skull to a robot ``soldierboy'' bo...
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Nov 21 2009 | Read Full Review of Forever FreeJoe Haldeman Website ISFDB Bibliography SF Site Review: The Forever War SF Site Review: The Coming SF Site Review: Forever Free SF Site Review: Forever Peace SF Site Review: Forever Peace SF Site Review: Saul's Death & other poems Official Forever Peace Site Those who've followed Jo...
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| Read Full Review of Forever FreeJoe Haldeman Website ISFDB Bibliography SF Site Review: Forever Peace SF Site Review: Forever Peace SF Site Review: Saul's Death & other poems Official Forever Peace Site William Mandella is back!
| Read Full Review of Forever FreeJonathan Cowie Also reviewed on this site, Haldeman's Camouflage and The Coming and the duology Peace and War which features the follow-up novel to The Forever War and the collection of short stories A Separate War and other Stories that features the sequel short story to The Forever War.
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