Cradle 4. Skysworn
(Synopsis from the back cover):
«With his duel fast approaching, Lindon is locked away in prison.
As a Blackflame, he is too dangerous to remain free. The Skysworn, protectors of the Empire,...
(Synopsis from the back cover):
«With his duel fast approaching, Lindon is locked away in prison.
As a Blackflame, he is too dangerous to remain free. The Skysworn, protectors of the Empire,...
Second novel by Weir, published after the success of The Martian: perhaps that is why more was expected. The narrative is set in Artemis, the first and only city on the Moon, which is made up of five (the...
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This is the eleventh book in a series featuring Commissaire Georges Dupin.
In one of the...
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The narrator’s friendship with Fústov, a student living in Moscow, allows him to meet the young Susanna and gain access to the notebook in which she has written her dramatic life story, from childhood up to...
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Nine years after the disastrous Discovery mission, a new expedition made up of Americans and Russians sets out to find the lost ship and search the database of the rogue computer HAL 9000 for something that...
It is a political and intellectual essay that engages directly with one of the most tense debates of our time: the primacy of identity versus universal values. The author begins from an undeniable fact—...