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	{{Infobox Book \| <!-- See Misplaced Pages:WikiProject_Novels or Misplaced Pages:WikiProject_Books -->
	\| name = Empty Cities of the Full Moon
	\| image = ]<!--prefer 1st edition-->
	\| iamge_caption =
⚫	~~\| author =~~ ]
	\| cover_artist = John Jude Palencar
	\| country = ]
	\| language = ]
	\| genre = ]
	\| publisher = ]
	\| release_date = August 7 2001
	\| media_type = Print (], ])
	\| pages = 441 pp (first edition, hardback)
	\| isbn = ISBN 0441008444 (first edition, hardback)
	}}

	'''''Empty Cities of the Full Moon''''' is a ] novel by ] first published in 2001.

	==Plot introduction==
	The novel revolves around the near ] of the humanity by an artifical ] originally designed to help the ] but which turns into a ] ] of madness, ] and death. There are 2 plots which follow the same set of characters before and after the pandemic.

	==Release details==
	*2001, ], ] ISBN 0441008444, Pub August 7 2001, ]
	*2001, ], ] ISBN 0441009379, Pub August 6 2002, ]

	==Sources, references, external links, quotations==
	* review by Rick Kleffel
	* review by John Grant

	]
	]


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