Sentient planets: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 20:49, 22 March 2009

Moosevan in The Planet Dweller and Moving Moosevan
the planetary consciousness in Daughters of an Emerald Dusk by Katherine Forrest
Gaea hypothesis -- David Brin's Earth
John Varley's Gaean trilogy: Titan, Wizard, Demon
the star in Frank Herbert's Whipping Star... not quite a planet, but close enough
some Sheri S. Tepper
"The Lonely Planet" Murray Leinster
Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough in Powers That Be, Power Lines, and Power Play
Qherrique in Sylvia Kelso's Amberlight -- not a planet but a geological feature / substance / entity

Are there any male planetary consciousnesses?

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-* Moosevan in [[The Planet Dweller]] and [[Moving Moosevan]]
+* Moosevan in ''[[The Planet Dweller]]'' and ''[[Moving Moosevan]]''
-* the planetary consciousness in [[Daughters of an Emerald Dusk]]
+* the planetary consciousness in ''[[Daughters of an Emerald Dusk]]'' by [[Katherine Forrest]]
-* Gaea hypothesis
+* Gaea hypothesis -- [[David Brin]]'s ''[[Earth]]''
-* the star in Frank Herbert's Whipping Star... not quite a planet, but close enough
+* [[John Varley]]'s [[Gaean trilogy]]: ''[[Titan (novel)|Titan]]'', ''[[Wizard (novel)|Wizard]]'', ''[[Demon (novel)|Demon]]''
+* the star in Frank Herbert's ''Whipping Star''... not quite a planet, but close enough
+* some [[Sheri S. Tepper]]
+* "The Lonely Planet" [[Murray Leinster]]
+* [[Anne McCaffrey]] and [[Elizabeth Ann Scarborough]] in ''Powers That Be,'' ''Power Lines,'' and ''Power Play''
+* [[Qherrique]] in [[Sylvia Kelso]]'s ''[[Amberlight]]'' -- not a planet but a geological feature / substance / entity
+==Queries==
+Are there any male planetary consciousnesses?
-- are there any male planetary consciousnesses?
+[[Category:Characterization tropes]]
+[[Category:Themes and tropes]]
+[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]]
+[[category:Themes and tropes by name]]