Recoil (The Mindsea Empire) (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (714 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692557083 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 226 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Barie, who first loved him, then rejected him, refuses to see the wonders of his new technology. Then her ship is grabbed by a timeweaving space spider, and he puts imperial dreams aside to search through time and space for the woman he once loved.. When he first sets foot on Piatlo's space station, Sarl is close to bursting with plans for solving the planet's economic problems and creating the foundation for the galactic empire. But nothing goes as planned
The Sense of Wonder is alive and well Rebecca Stefoff The first time I read a piece of Bonnie Brunish's Mindsea Empire fiction, I was struck with what is called, in science-fiction circles, the Sense of Wonder. Her work reminded me of classics such as Olaf Stapledon's Last and First Men and Jack London's The Star Rover: works with a philosophical cast, daringly drawn on the vast canvas of all time and space. For years Brunish has been creating fiction, art, and computer programs about the history and people of a far-future galactic empire--particularly those indi. Enjoy! There is simply not enough far-future science fiction being written, and this novel, first in a series, is a new addition to the subgenre of what may happen to the future human race if we become a spacefaring people who discover some form of faster-than-light travel.And, in Recoil, some forms of FTL are more equal than others.After a spacefaring people visited his world, Sarl fell in love with one of the spacefarers, Barie. With no knowledge of her people’s FTL design, he laboriously builds a ship to rea
and Europe, Bonnie settled down in New Jersey where she lives in a house at the edge of a woods inhabited by foxes and raccoons, as well as quieter and more retiring critters. She thinks stories stories of the future will unfold in multimedia dimensions. About the Author After a childhood spent on various coasts of the U.S. . Besides writing and illustrating novels about the Mindsea Empire, Bonnie enjoys fiddling on her viola, composing songs, and writing Android apps
and Europe, Bonnie settled down in New Jersey where she lives in a house at the edge of a woods inhabited by foxes and raccoons, as well as quieter and more retiring critters. After a childhood spent on various coasts of the U.S. . Besides writing and illustrating novels about the Mindsea Empire, Bonnie enjoys fiddling on her viola, composing songs, and writing Android apps. She thinks stories stories of the future will unfold in multimedia dimensions