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The aliens are here. And they want to help. The extraordinary new project from one of the country's most acclaimed and consistently brilliantly SF novelists of the last 30 years. <i>Something Coming Through</i> and its sequel <i>Into Everywhere</i> will extend, explore and complete the near future shared by the popular and highly acclaimed short stories in the Jackaroo sequence, including 'The Choice', which won the 2012 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award. They present new perspectives on one of the central ideas of science and science-fiction - are we alone in the universe? - through two separate narratives. <i>Something Coming Through</i> is set in a recognisable but significantly different near future London: half-ruined by a nuclear explosion, flooding and climate change; altered by the arrival of aliens who call themselves the Jackaroo. <i>Into Everywhere</i> moves from a desert world littered with the ruins and enigmatic artifacts of a dozen former clients of the Jackaroo, through a quest across a brutally pragmatic interstellar empire, to a world almost as old as the universe.
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Something Coming Through, Paul J. McAuley
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- Released
- 2015
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- Title
- Something Coming Through
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Paul J. McAuley
- Publisher
- Orion Publishing Company
- Released
- 2015
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 384
- ISBN10
- 1473203937
- ISBN13
- 9781473203938
- Series
- Description
- The aliens are here. And they want to help. The extraordinary new project from one of the country's most acclaimed and consistently brilliantly SF novelists of the last 30 years. <i>Something Coming Through</i> and its sequel <i>Into Everywhere</i> will extend, explore and complete the near future shared by the popular and highly acclaimed short stories in the Jackaroo sequence, including 'The Choice', which won the 2012 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award. They present new perspectives on one of the central ideas of science and science-fiction - are we alone in the universe? - through two separate narratives. <i>Something Coming Through</i> is set in a recognisable but significantly different near future London: half-ruined by a nuclear explosion, flooding and climate change; altered by the arrival of aliens who call themselves the Jackaroo. <i>Into Everywhere</i> moves from a desert world littered with the ruins and enigmatic artifacts of a dozen former clients of the Jackaroo, through a quest across a brutally pragmatic interstellar empire, to a world almost as old as the universe.