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Elizabeth Moon: Remaining population

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Margaret Atwood, Joyce Carol Otz, and Ashley K. Elizabeth Moon's novel, which is recognized as a female SF writer who should never be buried with Lejeung. The planet survival of a woman in her 70s, who willingly broke the view of uselessness and became a ‘ remainder ’ of her own population. This is a series of paintings that was made as the final candidate for the world's leading SF literary merchant, Marcus, Hugh, James Tiptre Jr.

Korean title: 잔류 인구

Korean author: 엘리자베스 문

Korean publisher: 푸른숲

ISBN-13: 9791156759201

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EN****
November 21, 2021

A future planet, the Colony, which is inhabited by humans who have left the planet. Ophelia, who has lived on this planet since the beginning of the 12 settlement for over 40 years, is a woman in her 70s, and now lives with her son, daughter-in-law, but the residents of the community in the complex of Company who manages the planet receive a mandate to move to the new planet. Ophylia has spent her entire life devoted to her family on this planet and has endured the death of her husband and

GZ****
November 21, 2021

It is a literary and well-funded SF theory which has been very much in expectation for many years. I felt like the KIM Choe-suk author I read about earlier. In a context based on scientific knowledge, it is thought that science itself is a parallel to the work of the author of the Kim early. Other types of books are read by reading literature or books; and also by comparing them with new works, which in the case of the first part of the work, is a legend, and later came the movie of the planet.

FK******
November 19, 2021

The companies who manage the remaining population of Gusymlinini 3245,12 have announced their new planet migration plans and accepted them as fate, while residents are ready to leave the planet, but over 70 old Opilias do not move. As everyone stands in line for the migration procession, Ophylia hides herself in the forest. I'll stay here. Alone. Free. The residue of Ophylia does not seem like the lame sacrifice of an isolated person. It's a choice that confronts Ophelia's deep and beautiful

MO*******
November 17, 2021

Planet Colony 3245. 12 announces plans to move from the planet to its people for business reasons, which is a planet on which humanity has been living for 40 years. Opilia, already a pioneer generation, knows the immigration plan that the 70s woman, the Company agents, has been told that they can simply move themselves to the people, but that the old Ophilia is not easy. Moreover, Opilia, now in the seventh year, decides to remain here as a woman, and as a person, because of the lack of

YU******
November 16, 2021

To avoid being a burden on the child, I now have to go through the frontiers of the country-Collonee, an old woman-grandmother who doesn't have the productivity and labor to live. And Ophylia, who is now living with the senses of nature and free to live with the rules that are imposed on society, is becoming a "one person" who produces and manages and enjoys what is needed, not just a useless old man. The relationship between the monster-tribes, who were the last turning point in their calm

SM*****
November 14, 2021

There's a book that comes to mind as I read it. Andy Weir's pontoon. If the man who was left alone to go back to earth after his expedition to Mars had been explored, the last group of people lost business and he was 3245. The story of the old man who was left alone was told by a local resident leaving the 12 planets. The basics of this book are the end of capitalism. The coldness of capitalism, which still exists in the distant future, when we go back and forth to the planet, made us unaware

DA********
November 13, 2021

In the future, we lived in a class-class society, where people leave the planet and live on other nameless planets. The idea that I had heard from reading down to the book was that, in the end, I decided that everyone should move from the planet of the Vienna rich and poor Opilia to the other planet, and I decided to leave it where I now live. I've been in and out of novels for a long time. I've read books about my growth lately, or books about the information. I didn't want to write my head,

AQ******
November 13, 2021

As a lover of SF fiction, the remaining population is an impressive work. The left-hand population is drawing a planet-sized survival age of 70s. And in the world to come, it was amazing that the main character was grandmother, but the planet's place was so human, so human. If you expect a great story about the endless cosmic breakthroughs and adventures of humanity, you might be disappointed, but if you're interested in human life, it's a story that is bound to sink into you. The main

HH*****
November 12, 2021

I don't like SF fiction and it's hard to read. I don't know if this book is SF fiction or Distopia novel. I liked it because I like the scientific basis rather than the fantasy, but most of those books are not easy to read. I just couldn't feel what it was like to see the title "Lack Population.". I thought about it when I read in the back of the sentence that it was the planet survival of a 70-year-old man who had become a ‘meat population.’. And I liked the 70s and the great characters. In my

JA*******
November 10, 2021

I don't know why, but I've been reading shorthand books, reasoning novels, thrillers, and SF novels for a long time now. Apparently, SF fiction is a genre that has been fascinating in trying to get readers to think and imagine through it all. The remaining population is the focus of 70-year-old widow Ophylia's life. Ophylia is alienated from her own home. The house is a house that was worked on to sustain itself as a colonizer on an alien planet. But the company that sponsored the colonists

엘리자베스 문: 잔류 인구
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