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Slave Planet

By Laurence M. Janifer

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

On a planet where reptilian natives are enslaved for their metal-mining labor, one man begins to question the morality of his role in this oppressive system.

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2016-04-24
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Summary

"Slave Planet" by Laurence M. Janifer is a science fiction story set on Fruyling's World, a place where slavery of the reptilian Alberts persists despite being outlawed by the Terran Confederation. The narrative centers on characters such as Dr. Haenlingen and John Dodd, who struggle with the ethical dilemmas of being masters in this oppressive society. The story begins in a tense atmosphere, uncovering a stark contrast between the Confederation's ideals of freedom and the grim reality of slavery driven by the demand for valuable metals. Dr. Haenlingen, a key figure in the Psychological Division, voices concerns about public awareness of their secretive project involving the Alberts, suggesting an impending crisis sparked by spreading rumors within the Confederation. John Dodd questions his role and the morality of his work as he interacts with both fellow enslavers and the enslaved Alberts, paving the way for conflict as he grapples with the meaning of freedom, justice, and the very nature of existence in this alien world.

About the Author

Laurence M. Janifer was an American science fiction author, with a career spanning over 50 years.

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