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    Chariot to the Stars

    By Steve Miller

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    About this ebook

    Chariot to the Stars features some of Steve Miller's favorite early work from Amazing Science Fiction and elsewhere. as well as a previously unpublished short story.

    The stories in Chariot to the Stars ask:

    *Who builds a chariot to the stars?
    *What if the fate of the world were in the paws of a pet?
    *Where do you find zero-gravity buckets and Christmas twice a year?
    *When is the best time to count the lines on the highway?
    *How can a spaceman survive the destruction of his ship 100 light-years from home?

    Why wait to find out? The answers are in
    Chariot to the Stars

    Included here are Rain Day, The Inventoried, The Solution, The Cat's Job, and Charioteer

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPinbeam Books
    Release dateMay 16, 2011
    ISBN9781935224662
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    Chariot to the Stars
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    Steve Miller

    Robert S. Miller, better known as Steve, served as chairman and CEO of Delphi Corporation. In addition, he serves on the boards of Symantec and United Airlines. He resides near Detroit, Michigan, with his wife, Jill.

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