by Arthur C. Clarke

 

Hundreds of years after Earth's destruction in the year 3620, a ship carrying a million cryogenically sleeping survivors makes a pre-programmed stop at a planet halfway to its final destination to a distant planet they intend to colonize. The small revived-team discover this planet has been colonized by a previous exploratory mission 700 years before, and the inhabitants have created a peaceful utopian society. The encounter changes the lives of the inhabitants and the course of their history as well as the lives of the crew members who resume their journey to awaken hundreds of years later at their far distant new home in the stars. A very insightful and lyrical glimpse of humanity's hope and potential and place in the universe. The Songs of Distant Earth by Arthur C. Clarke Read Free with Kindle Unlimited

Other Utopian Fiction Titles Utopia (Thomas More) 1516 Looking Backward (Edward Bellamy) 1888 A Modern Utopia (H.G. Wells) 1905 Herland (Charlotte Perkins Gilman) 1915 Island (Aldous Huxley) 1962 Macrolife: A Mobile Utopia (George Zebrowski) 1979 The Songs of Distant Earth (Arthur C. Clarke) 1986 The Secret of Shambhala (James Redfield) 2001 I Have Seen The Promised Land (David Adams) 2009 One Day In Peace (Robert Alan Silverstein) 2013 Mom Saves The Universe (B. P. Meinhardt) 2014 Pangaea: A Utopian Fantasy (A.J. Questerly) 2015 A Tale of Two Islands (Bruce Castle) 2016 EarthCent Ambassador series (E.M. Foner)

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