Space Winners (1965)

by Gordon R. Dickson

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Stranded on the Quarantined World of Quebahr, the first high-school students selected to leave Earth for study in the Galactic Federation must overcome their lack of training and learn to adapt and survive. Reprint.

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Pretty normative Dickson story on one of his standard themes, namely that of encounters between differing levels of civilisation. Well-written and reasonably engrossing. (

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Gordon R. Dickson	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Gutierrez, Alan	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Space Winners

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1965

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For my mother Maude L. Dickson

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It was a little, Jim Rawlins thought at last on Sunday night, like being the fastest gun west of Tombstone.

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Stranded on the Quarantined World of Quebahr, the first high-school students selected to leave Earth for study in the Galactic Federation must overcome their lack of training and learn to adapt and survive. Reprint.

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