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Stranger by Gordon R. Dickson
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“The Stranger” by Gordon R. Dickson is a science fiction novel that explores themes of identity, humanity, and the nature of prejudice. Set in a distant future where humanity has colonized numerous worlds, the story follows the journey of Finn, a mysterious and enigmatic stranger who arrives on the planet of Earthport.
Finn possesses extraordinary abilities that set him apart from ordinary humans, including incredible strength and resilience. However, his appearance and powers make him the target of suspicion and fear among the inhabitants of Earthport. As Finn struggles to navigate this hostile environment, he forms an unlikely friendship with a young boy named Billy, who sees beyond Finn’s differences and accepts him for who he is.
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