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All four books (mp3) plus the BBC Radio play!
Description All four Rama books by Arthur C. Clarke, plus the BBC Radio play of the first book. For those who've never read them, these are a must read collection. If nothing else, read the first one!



Clarke - 1.01 Rendezvous With Rama

Clarke - 1.01b Rendezvous With Rama (BBC Radio Play)

Clarke - 1.02 Rama II

Clarke - 1.03 The Garden of Rama

Clarke - 1.04 Rama Revealed



Amazon.com Review

An all-time science fiction classic, Rendezvous with Rama is also one of Clarke's best novels--it won the Campbell, Hugo, Jupiter, and Nebula Awards. A huge, mysterious, cylindrical object appears in space, swooping in toward the sun. The citizens of the solar system send a ship to investigate before the enigmatic craft, called Rama, disappears. The astronauts given the task of exploring the hollow cylindrical ship are able to decipher some, but definitely not all, of the extraterrestrial vehicle's puzzles. From the ubiquitous trilateral symmetry of its structures to its cylindrical sea and machine-island, Rama's secrets are strange evidence of an advanced civilization. But who, and where, are the Ramans, and what do they want with humans? Perhaps the answer lies with the busily working biots, or the sealed-off buildings, or the inaccessible "southern" half of the enormous cylinder. Rama's unsolved mysteries are tantalizing indeed. Rendezvous with Rama is fast moving, fascinating, and a must-read for science fiction fans.