The Day of the Star Cities
The Day of the Star Cities was later published as a revised edition, Age of Miracles (1971).
The first hint that Earthman had that aliens had come to their planet was a catastrophic one. Suddenly, without warning, all the atomic weapons and fissionable material on Earth were blown up. Panic, death and chaos reigned for months before things began to get back under control.
By that time reports were already coming in of five mysterious star-shaped cities scattered over the globe - huge area of flickering light and awesome free energy, disorganizing to human senses, and impregnable to attack. The aliens had built their bases on Earth.
But were they only bases, or - something else?
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John Brunner
John Kilian Houston Brunner (1934–1995) was a prolific British science fiction author.
He was perhaps the first science fiction author to predict the Internet and coined the term "worm" to descibe computer viruses.
John Brunner used several pen names: K. H. Brunner, Gill Hunt (with E. C. Tubb and Dennis Hughes), John Loxmith, Trevor Staines and Keith Woodcott.
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