Philip José Farmer International Bibliography: Moth and Rust

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Moth and Rust

Genre	Science Fiction
Type	Novella
Series	Sturch

Announced as a sequel to "The Lovers", it's not. The stories only share some of the same background.
Expanded, revised and rewritten as A Woman a Day (1960).

DESCRIPTION:

A future society where the Haijac Union's government represses the people. There is only one true believe, that of the State Church (Sturch). There were prophecies of the day of Timestop. That day would see the destruction of the enemies and the rewarding of the faithful.

PUBLICATION HISTORY
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2 Publications

Magazine Edited by Publisher Series+no. Format Date Pages Price Cover art Notes	FIRST PUBLICATION in Startling Stories Samuel Mines New York, NY: Better Publications, Inc. Volume 30, No. 2 magazine (22,5×16,5cm) June 1953 148 $ 0.25 Ed Emsh The story is illustrated by Virgil Finlay.	Ed Emsh

Anthology Edited by Publisher Series+no. Bookno. Format Date Pages Price Cover art Notes	in The Worlds of Philip José Farmer (4): Voyages to Strange Days Michael Croteau (Lilburn, GA): Meteor House - ISBN 978-0-9837461-8-8 trade paperback (23×15,5cm) 06/2014 305 $ 25.00 Laura Givens -	Laura Givens