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Rainbow Man (1993)
by M.J. Engh
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    Books To Look For (3 Reviews)
    Orson Scott Card
    Path for the Hero, by Dave Wolverton
    1. Path for the Hero by Dave Wolverton
    2. Rainbow Man by M.J. Engh
    3. The Tower Room by Adele Geras
    The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, August 1993, pp. 43-47
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    Books (3 Reviews)
    John Kessel
    Red Mars, by Kim Stanley Robinson
    1. Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson
    2. Time, Like an Ever-Rolling Stream by Judith Moffett
    3. Rainbow Man by M.J. Engh
    The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, July 1993, pp. 35-42
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    On Books: Other Planets (7 Reviews)
    Norman Spinrad
    Stopping at Slowyear, by Frederik Pohl
    1. Stopping at Slowyear by Frederik Pohl
    2. Thebes of the Hundred Gates by Robert Silverberg
    3. A Million Open Doors by John Barnes
    4. Mutagenesis by Helen Collins
    5. Rainbow Man by M.J. Engh
    6. Kingdoms of the Wall by Robert Silverberg
    7. Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson
    Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, November 1993, pp. 304-317
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    The Reference Library (8 Reviews)
    Tom Easton
    Rainbow Man, by M.J. Engh
    1. Rainbow Man by M.J. Engh
    2. Burning Bright by Melissa Scott
    3. Dream of Glass by Jean Mark Gawron
    4. Ecstasia by Francesca Lia Block
    5. Dragon Rigger by Jeffrey A. Carver
    6. Nebula Awards 27 by James Morrow
    7. Challenges by Ben Bova
    8. Accursed Wives by Bruce Boston
    Analog/Astounding Science Fiction, October 1993, pp. 162-169