9781439215678

978-1-4392-1567-8 The Eden proposition by Kurt Dahl. Book surge 2008, revised edition 2010, paperback, 366 pages.

Chapter	Page	Line	Errata	Correction
	56	8, -12	The women [sic] stuck together […] They were more intrigued by the thought of hauling up a hundred pounds of halibut. […] they all began to whoop and holler as they raised one after another of those ugly flat creatures into the boat.	The women[, except for Wyndi,] stuck together […] They were more intrigued by the thought of hauling up a hundred pounds of halibut. […] they all began to whoop and holler as they raised one after another of those ugly flat creatures into the boat.
	93	-3	But Let's [sic] rethink this.	But let's rethink this.
	103	7, 10	but "The [sic] Eden Proposition" [sic] was simply […] is called 'The Eden Proposition'."	but 'The Eden Proposition' was simply […] is called 'The Eden Proposition'."
	103	16	Maybe it wasn't it [sic] him?	Maybe it wasn't him?
	127	-5	But now you see now [sic] how odd we theoretical physicists are.	But now you see how odd we theoretical physicists are.
	153	?	?	?
	179	-11	What if Dixon never intended [sic] release the virus?	What if Dixon never intended to release the virus?
	244	6	Max walked to the door and asked [sic] was happening.	Max walked to the door and asked what was happening.
	277	11	a dog began to bark only feet [sic] away	a dog began to bark only a few feet away
	282	-14	he didn't see it until he was only feet [sic] away.	he didn't see it until he was only a few feet away.
	285	14	The trees rose up within feet [sic] of the walls	The trees rose up within a few feet of the walls
	321	11	cannot be disturbed. the [sic] President	cannot be disturbed. The President
	346	-7	"No mas. [sic] I'm finished with this now."	?
	350	17	tightly to his forehead and [sic] walked to the car and slide [sic] in next to Mothershed	tightly to his forehead, walked to the car and slid in next to Mothershed