Thread: Sci Fi books about hollow earth?
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Old 11-03-2011, 04:12 PM   #21
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Andre Norton wrote something called "The People of the Crater" which was the cover story the first issue (1947) of Fantasy Book. I don't think I ever finished it; it certainly wasn't memorable I guess. It's Gutenberg 30960, and I found it on Feedbooks.
I'm not certain if it takes place inside the earth, or merely within a very deep crater.
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