"M. John Harrison - Light" - читать интересную книгу автора (Harrison John M)'I loved it. The multilayered plot worked stunningly well: in most such cases I tend to prefer one or the
other, but with Light I was delighted to return to whichever came next. The story is somehow both bewildering and utterly clear, razor-sharp and wide enough to encompass worlds, and the language is beautiful, nailing both the bizarre and mundane with eerie skill. On every other page there's a line which makes you think 'it can't get better than this', and then it does. An amazing book: not just a triumphant return to science fiction, but an injection of style and content that will light up the genre.' Michael Marshall Smith 'One of the most important books of science fiction to be written for a very long time. The man whom most of Britain's young guns of science fiction claim as a major inspiration is back, and he has lost none of his skills. Furthermore, he wants to travel with us into a future that is frightening but pregnant with exciting possibilities.' Foundation 'At last M. John Harrison takes on quantum mechanics. The first classic of the quantum century, Light is a folded-down future history bound together by quantum exotica and human en-durance. Taut as Hemingway, viscerally intelligent, startlingly uplifting, Harrison's ideas have a beauty that unpacks to infinity.' Stephen Baxter 'Here we have "space opera" that brilliantly transcends its humble pulp origins while simultaneously glorying in them. The result is a gripping, thrilling, meditative novel which can be read and enjoyed on multiple levels.' SF Weekly LIGHT Also by M. John Harrison THE CENTAURI DEVICE THE ICE MONKEY VIRICONIUM CLIMBERS THE LUCK IN THE HEAD with Ian Miller THE COURSE OF THE HEART SIGNS OF LIFE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS LIGHT M. JOHN HARRISON Copyright ┬й M. John Harrison 2002 All rights reserved The right of M. John Harrison to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by him in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. First paperback edition published in Great Britain in 2003 by Gollancz An imprint of the Orion Publishing Group Orion House, 5 Upper St Martin's Lane, London WC2H 9EA |
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