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| Cover art by Darrell K. Sweet |
| GIANTS' STAR James P. Hogan |
Rating: 5.0 High |
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| New York: Ballantine Books, 1981 | ISBN 0-345-28771-1 | 305pp | SC/GSI | $2.50 | |
| Page 16: | "The remaining walls carried a display of color pictures showing some of the more spectacular UNSA projects of recent years, including a seven-mile-long photon-drive star probe being designed in California and an electromagnetic catapult being constructed across twenty miles of Tranquillitatus to hurl lunar-manufactured structural components into orbit for spacecraft assembly." |
| Spelling: I was sure this S/B "Tranquilitatus", but every credible source uses the double-l. |
| Page 112: | "Some kind of external bias is interfering with the longitudinal node pattern and degrading the geodesic manifolds. The gribase is going out of balance, and ZORAC can't make sense of it." |
| Spelling: S/B "gridbase". |
| Page 166: | "Pacey made his way across the loby, which was fairly busy with people coming and going..." |
| Spelling: S/B "lobby". |
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