First published 1988
Without access to specific plot details, this 1988 science fiction novel by Richard A. Lupoff presents a story that likely involves cosmic or astronomical elements, as suggested by its title referencing something opposite to solar phenomena. Lupoff, known for his pulp fiction homages and science fiction adventures, crafts a narrative that probably features space travel, alternate dimensions, or cosmic forces. The protagonist faces challenges that span beyond ordinary earthly concerns, dealing with forces or phenomena that exist in opposition to familiar solar or stellar systems. The story explores themes common to Lupoff's work, including adventure across strange landscapes and encounters with unusual scientific concepts. Characters must navigate unfamiliar territories while confronting cosmic-scale problems that test their understanding of reality itself.
Genres: science-fiction, adventure, space-opera
Vibes: adventurous, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: cosmic-scale-problems, fish-out-of-water
Period: 1988
320 pages · Paperback · Grafton