Author: | Linda Nagata | ISBN: | 9780983110088 |
Publisher: | Mythic Island Press LLC | Publication: | March 16, 2011 |
Imprint: | Language: | English |
Author: | Linda Nagata |
ISBN: | 9780983110088 |
Publisher: | Mythic Island Press LLC |
Publication: | March 16, 2011 |
Imprint: | |
Language: | English |
[A] kick ass big idea, hard SF novel…Yes, I’m raving. But I seriously love this book. –Tobias Buckell
"The feel of visionary fantasy mixes with hard SF in this powerful novel of a young woman's quest for a missing brother in a far future world beset by out-of-control technology." --Locus Magazine
On an artificial world with a forgotten past, floods of "silver" rise in the night like fog, rewriting the landscape and consuming those caught in its cold mists. Seventeen-year-old Jubilee knows that no one ever returns from the silver--but then a forbidding stranger appears, asking after her beloved brother, lost long ago to a silver flood. Could he still be alive? And why does the silver rise ever higher, threatening to drown the world? Jubilee pursues the truth on a quest to unlock the memory of a past reaching back farther than she ever imagined.
Finalist for the John W. Campbell Memorial Award.
[A] kick ass big idea, hard SF novel…Yes, I’m raving. But I seriously love this book. –Tobias Buckell
"The feel of visionary fantasy mixes with hard SF in this powerful novel of a young woman's quest for a missing brother in a far future world beset by out-of-control technology." --Locus Magazine
On an artificial world with a forgotten past, floods of "silver" rise in the night like fog, rewriting the landscape and consuming those caught in its cold mists. Seventeen-year-old Jubilee knows that no one ever returns from the silver--but then a forbidding stranger appears, asking after her beloved brother, lost long ago to a silver flood. Could he still be alive? And why does the silver rise ever higher, threatening to drown the world? Jubilee pursues the truth on a quest to unlock the memory of a past reaching back farther than she ever imagined.
Finalist for the John W. Campbell Memorial Award.