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General Information
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Title: City At The End Of Time
Author: Greg Bear
Copyright: 2008
Audiobook Copyright: 2008
Genre: Science Fiction
File Information
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Number of MP3s: 18
Total Duration: 21:47:14
Total MP3 Size: 598.48
Encoded At: CBR 64 kbit/s 44100 Hz Mono
Book Description
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Starred Review. In his triumphant return to large-scale SF,
Nebula and Hugo–winner Bear (Quantico) links three young
drifters in present-day Seattle with an unimaginably distant future.
When the drifters answer an odd newspaper advertisement,
they soon find themselves caught up in a war between mysterious
and powerful forces. Two not-quite-humans, creations of a
million-year experiment, have discovered that their ancient
fortress/city, perhaps the last refuge of intelligence in a
dying universe, is about to fall before the onslaught of chaos.
They have been chosen by beings evolved far beyond mere matter
to undertake a dangerous mission to preserve the universe's
last vestiges of consciousness. Somehow the two groups engage
in telepathic communication despite the eons that separate them.
Something of an homage to William Hope Hodgson's classic The Night Land,
this complex, difficult and beautifully written tale will appeal to
sophisticated readers who prefer thorny conundrums to fast-paced action.
