Larry Niven: Fickle moon

The fiftieth story of the Red Media Central Literature brand 'Surpent Picture' (Cranslator Inquading Moon) was published. A short of seven SFs released between 1965 and 1971, early by Larry Nibn. "HardSF" is the word that SF writer Edmund Cooper used in his Sunday Timestoon to describe Larry Nibbon and the capricious month. A colorful and creative story filled with one. “We have to go to the next level.”. #Rarry Nibnn created a new SF: 'The known Space-Wettst\Thinststrators not only draw readers into the world of the story, make them feel as alive as they are, and grow up with their own life, and raise new stories. The Star Trek of Jean Rodenbury did so in the genre of Space Opera, and J. R. As King Töllin's King of the Szengbane did in Pantazi genre,hard SF writer, Larry Nibben, wrote more than 50 novels with the known universe, and opened up a new horizon in the SF world (this setting is naturally adopted by later writers). The month of the capricious moon, the day the fragmented hall stopped at the bottom of the pit, and the death of the peak in hell is the background of the known universe. The death of the top of the century is the first of 22th-century police agents, Gil Hamilton.

Korean title: 변덕스러운 달

Korean author: 래리 니븐

Korean publisher: 새파란상상

ISBN-13: 9788963718026