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* "The Lonely Planet" [[Murray Leinster]] | * "The Lonely Planet" [[Murray Leinster]] | ||
* [[Anne McCaffrey]] and [[Elizabeth Ann Scarborough]] in ''Powers That Be,'' ''Power Lines,'' and ''Power Play'' | * [[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? | |||
[[Category:Characterization tropes]] | |||
[[Category:Themes]] | [[Category:Themes and tropes]] | ||
[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]] | |||
[[category:Themes and tropes by name]] | |||
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
Queries
Are there any male planetary consciousnesses?