The War Against the Chtorr 2: A Day for Damnation: Amazon.ca: David Gerrold: Books

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McCarthy was drafted from his college biology studies and became a member of the Special Forces. Then he is given the opportunity to contact the Chtorr, but when a helicopter crash leaves him and his companions stranded in enemy territory, he must decide whether to communicate with the Chtorr--or kill them! --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A Case for a Classic, Dec 28 1999

By	"warriorchick" (Washington DC) - See all my reviews

This review is from: A Day for Damnation (Mass Market Paperback)

The War against the Chtorr series of books was first published in the mid eighties. At a later point, the incomplete series was rereleased with a few changes. I first read the first three novels in a single hardback collection that I borrowed from a friend's house, and loved it. At the time, I was unaware that David Gerrold had also written "the Trouble with Tribbles." This set has been with me through multiple moves, and is the last book I will read this millenium. This series has not become dated--in fact, many of the thoughts remain refreshingly new. David has created a very complete world that is easy to enjoy. The characterizations are complex, the plot engaging, and along with the intense descriptions combine to present a seamless experience. However, the series remains unfinished, so ultimately, you must resolve the fate of the world yourself.

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4.0 out of 5 stars So far a riveting read,(40 pages till the end), Aug 31 1999

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The first book in this series grabbed me, and ihave ripped through the second at the speed of a bunnydog dance. There are 2 more I know i can get my eyes on. And then.... Please help , I'm Ripe To Read (THE WAR AGAINST THE CHTORR ,BOOK 5,6 & 7) "There is no such thing as overkill." -SOLOMON SHORT

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5.0 out of 5 stars Hopeful for the rest..., Aug 12 1999

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It was a great book, but he never finished the series, if anyone get find him and tell him, i know a few hundred people or so that would buy the next ones for sure

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3.0 out of 5 stars Hurry up
Some of us will die before this dude gets around to writing another book. The story is pretty good but who wants to wait 5 years for the next installment?

Published on July 30 1999

5.0 out of 5 stars Hey David G. When are you going to get the next one out
Greetings,

This is one of the best series of SF books I have read. I just wish Mr. Gerrold (please please please) would find the time and energy to write the next book. Read more

Published on Oct 15 1998

4.0 out of 5 stars Perhaps the weakest of the series...
It may be the weakest of the series but it's the weakest of a great bunch! If you read A Matter for Men and then this book within a short space of time you may be a little... Read more

Published on April 22 1998

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the ten best SF books ever
Although Gerrold spends time warning the reader that the book is not meant to be didactic, it could be one of the best business books ever written. Read more

Published on Jan 29 1998 by Jay Shoemaker