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Scattered across the star cluster Alastor are about three thousand inhabited planets, home to a human population of perhaps five trillion. The worlds are diverse, as are their inhabitants, though they share a common language and submit to the overlordship of the Connat in Lusz on the world of Numenes. Wyst, the sole moon of the star Dwan, is registered in the Connat's star charts as Alastor 1716 and is renowned throughout Alastor as a coveted utopia, attracting countless individuals. For a century, its inhabitants have lived in absolute equality, minimizing work, sharing all goods, and enjoying unrestricted sexual freedom. Painter Jantiff Ravenstroke travels to Wyst to capture the unique light of the sun Dwan. He painfully discovers the true nature of this "utopia." By chance, he uncovers a murderous conspiracy that puts his life in jeopardy.

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Wyst Alastor 1716, Jack Vance

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1978
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Titre
Wyst Alastor 1716
Langue
Anglais
Auteurs
Jack Vance
Éditeur
Daw Books
Publié
1978
Séries
Alastor
Titre original
Wyst: Alastor thousand sevenhundred and sixteen
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Scattered across the star cluster Alastor are about three thousand inhabited planets, home to a human population of perhaps five trillion. The worlds are diverse, as are their inhabitants, though they share a common language and submit to the overlordship of the Connat in Lusz on the world of Numenes. Wyst, the sole moon of the star Dwan, is registered in the Connat's star charts as Alastor 1716 and is renowned throughout Alastor as a coveted utopia, attracting countless individuals. For a century, its inhabitants have lived in absolute equality, minimizing work, sharing all goods, and enjoying unrestricted sexual freedom. Painter Jantiff Ravenstroke travels to Wyst to capture the unique light of the sun Dwan. He painfully discovers the true nature of this "utopia." By chance, he uncovers a murderous conspiracy that puts his life in jeopardy.