3001: Završna odiseja

3001: Završna odiseja

Arthur C. Clarke

A masterpiece full of brilliant imagination and grounded in scientific fact, 3001 is a story that could only be told by Arthur C. Clarke, the greatest living science fiction author

A. C. Clarke brings the greatest and most famous sci-fi, A SPACE ODYSSEY, to a glorious and unpredictable end. Clarke jumps a thousand years into the future to reveal a truth that we can only now fully understand.

Original title
3001 : The Final Odyssey
Translation
Mirko Kovač
Dimensions
23 x 15 cm
Pages
269
Publisher
Izvori, Zagreb
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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