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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:WHO OWNS THE STARS? For ten thousand years Nova Babylonia has been the greatest city of the Second Sphere, an interstellar civilization of human and other beings who have been secretly removed, throughout history, from Earth. Now humans from the far reaches of the Sphere have come, to offer immortality-and to urge them to build defenses against the alien invasion they know is coming. As humans and aliens compete and conspire, the wheels of history will lathe all the players into shapes new and surprising. The alien invasion will reach New Babylon at last-led by the most alien figure of all. Synopsis:From the award-winning author called "science fiction's freshest new writer" by "Salon.com" comes the concluding volume of The Engines of Light series.
Synopsis:"Engine City The Concluding Volume of the Engines of Light "Science fiction's freshest new writer." --Salon "Ken MacLeod's novels are fast, funny, and sophisticated. There can never be enough books like these."--Kim Stanley Robinson "One of SF's hottest new authors."--"Locus Praise for "The Engines of Light "Ken MacLeod doesn't just create believable futures--he breaks them down to explain what makes them tick." -"Wired on" Cosmonaut Keep "A portal to a deeply imagined future history that parlays X-Files paranoia about Area 51 and alien Greys into a vast interstellar community watched over by microcosmic gods." --Paul McAuley on "Cosmonaut Keep "Marvelously inventive."--"San Diego Union-Tribune on "Dark Light "MacLeod at his strongest: clever, passionate, and committed." --"SFX on "Dark Light
Synopsis:The concluding volume of "The Engines of Light" from award-winning author MacLeod, "science fiction's freshest new writer."--"Salon." About the AuthorKen MacLeod holds a degree in zoology and has worked in the fields of biomechanics and computer programming. His first two novels, The Star Fraction and The Stone Canal, each won the Prometheus Award; The Cassini Division was a finalist for the Nebula Award; and The Sky Road won the British Science Fiction Association Award and is a finalist for the Hugo Award. Dark Light continues the world of his fifth novel, Cosmonaut Keep. Ken MacLeod lives near Edinburgh, Scotland, with his wife and children. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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