Cadwal Chronicles-Jack Vance Trilogy

Cadwal Chronicles-Jack Vance Trilogy

  1. Araminta Station (1988) AKA: Cadwal Chronicles Book 1
  2. Ecce and Old Earth (1991) AKA: Cadwal Chronicles Book 2
  3. Throy (1992) AKA: Cadwal Chronicles Book 3

The Cadwal Chronicles is a trilogy that is set in the fictional universe of the Gaean Reach on the planet of Cadwal which is a large nature preserve.  Our main character, Glawen Clattuc fights to protect the planet from developers and others.  The novels should be read in order because the same story line continues through them.

See each novel by its title for my reviews.

 

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