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The Next Frontier By Mitchell Goldman

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Publication date: 30/05/2024
ISBN: 9781837942336
Size: 147x445
Imprint: Vanguard Press
Pages: 292

The Next Frontier

Mitchell Goldman

By 2376 A.D., Earth is no longer a life-sustainable planet.
Teenagers Clark and Kent (self-named from the old films their father used to watch) are among the first pioneers to venture onto the planet Polaris, so far from Earth that they had to pass through two space stations to get here. They have traveled without their parents, but they are resilient and strong, helping to shape the planet into a New Earth.
As the years go by, marriage and parenthood for one of them brings different problems, as well as having to face the friction caused by politicians and religious zealots. But in the end, somebody is going to have to decide...
Is history repeating itself?

About Author

Mitchell Goldman

Mitchell Goldman is a retired educator. Mitchell dedicated more than forty years as a teacher, sports coach, Athletic Director, and administrator in independent schools. Mitchell's writing includes a collection of fiction, non-fiction, short stories, political commentaries as well as poetry. Mitchell's Living Among The Insanity: 30+ Years of Truth, Fiction, and Somewhere In-Between was published in 2016. Living Among The Insanity 2 was published in 2018. Living Among The Insanity 2 is a collection of commentaries posted at: mitch993.wordpress.com or through his website at mitchell-goldman.com

Cover Artist: Karen Austen is a professional artist from Fairbanks, Alaska. Karen's oil painting depicting the Tanana Chiefs from a 1915 photo is on display in the Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center in Fairbanks. Karen's artwork was selected for the official poster of the 2009 Yukon Quest.

Norman Coleman is a retired educator. Norman dedicated forty years as a teacher, assistant coach, administrator, advisor, and college counselor in independent schools. Norman was the Sports Editor of the San Francisco Law School newspaper, Res Ipsa Loquitur, and wrote for the Giants Report baseball magazine.

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