
Accidental Flight
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Narrated by:
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Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot
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By:
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Floyd L. Wallace
About this listen
FNH Audio presents a complete and unabridged reading of F. L. Wallace's "Accidental Flight". The Handicap Haven is an asteroid. It's also home to the "accidentals": collection of humanities rejects, people saved from death but mutilated in ways that the delicate sensibilities of the future cannot bare to look at. The Earth of the far future is a place for beautiful, young looking, perfectly formed people where the slightest imperfection is a crisis, and those that can't be "fixed" are exiled. But the residents of the "Haven" have had enough; they are tired of living useless lonely lives. They are frustrated and angry; it can only lead to one thing. Revolution.
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