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Newton's Wake: a space opera
/ Ken MacLeod
(2004)
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| Book Details |
| Subject |
Life on other planets |
| Publication Date |
31-12-2004 |
| Nr of Pages |
384 |
| Format (size) |
Paperback |
| Publisher |
Time Warner Books Uk |
| Language |
eng |
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| Plot |
With visionary epics like The Stone Canal, The Cassini Division, and Cosmonaut Keep, award-winning Scottish author Ken MacLeod has led a revolution in contemporary science fiction, blending cutting edge science and razor-sharp political insights with pure, over-the-top interstellar adventure. Now MacLeod takes this heady mix to a new level with a stunning new SF masterwork--Newton's Wake.
In the aftermath of the Hard Rapture--a cataclysmic war sparked by the explosive evolution of Earth's artificial intelligences into godlike beings--a few remnants of humanity managed to survive. Some even prospered.
Lucinda Carlyle, head of an ambitious clan of galactic entrepreneurs, had carved out a profitable niche for herself and her kin by taking control of the Skein, a chain of interplanetary star-gates left behind by the posthumans. But on a world called Eurydice, a remote planet at the farthest rim of the galaxy, Lucinda stumbled upon a forgotten relic of the past that could threaten her way of life.
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| Notes |
| "A Tom Doherty Associates book." |
| More Details |
| Index |
401 |
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| LoC Classification |
PR6063.A2515N49 2004 |
| Dewey |
823/.914 |
| ISBN |
1841492248 |
| Edition |
1st ed. |
| Cover Price |
kr 14,45 |
| Links |
Amazon US
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Amazon UK
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Barnes & Noble
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