The Pioneers

The Pioneers, by Robert H. Stockman

A novel about a Baha’i family placed on a planet inhabited by humans with technology roughly equal to Europe 1000-2000 years ago, struggling to survive, bring about the planet’s modernization, and to teach their Faith in an appropriate manner to the inhabitants. The first two volumes cover 6 months each; subsequently, each volume covers roughly one year.

Volume 1: The Eryan
Volume 2: The Genadεma
Volume 3: The Flood
Volume 4: Progress and Trials
Volume 5: Councils and Banks
Volume 6: The Survey
Volume 7: B ε ll ε dha
Volume 8: Tomis
Volume 9: Prosperity
Volume 10: The Year of Troubles
Volume 11: Eruption
Volume 12: The Radio
Volume 13: The Republic
Volume 14: The Old Houses
Volume 15: Industrial Revolution
Volume 16: Entry by Troops
Volume 17: Tomis Jérdomais
Volume 18: Year of Upheavals
Volume 19: Family Development Plan
Volume 20: Dissent and Development
Volume 21: The Year of the Consumer
Volume 22: Crisis and Victory
Volume 23: Electronic Revolution
Volume 24: The Year of Duskordo
Volume 25: Dialogue and Identity
Volume 26: The Year of the Woman
Volume 27: The Hymn Revolution
Volume 28: The Fifth Development Priority
Volume 29: The People Awaken
Volume 30: A New Development Plan
Volume 31: Past and Present

Prequel: First People, the story of the arrival of the first Eryan and Sumi on Era, circa 2500 BCE.

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