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    <![CDATA[Carve the Sky]]>
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    <![CDATA[With the threat of interplanetary war looming in the   twenty-fifth century solar system, Anton Lindgren, security officer for   the powerful Lord Monboddo, acquires a priceless piece of art that   comes with a legacy of intrigue and death. Reprint. <em>NYT. </em>]]>
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    <![CDATA[In Alexander Jablokov's new novel, no less than 11 different  alien races have visited our solar system, setting up home on the planets and moons most hospitable to them.  Humanity would love to join these far-flung adventurers in their travels, but we lack the deepdrive that makes  trekking between the stars possible.  So far no human has been able to  acquire a drive or find a way to create one, and none of the aliens are  willing to pass along the secret.  But a few years ago, an alien by the name of Ripi crash-landed in our system, and he may have brought an intact  drive with him.  Since his landing, Ripi has been held on Venus, half exile  and half political prisoner, refusing to say anything about the drive. But  now Ripi has put the word out that he'd like to be rescued from his  enforced vacation, and mercenary Soph Trost is one of many people (and aliens)  who want a piece of the action... and the deepdrive.  This is a ripping  tale by Jablokov, who has no trouble mixing good old-fashioned action with an intricate plot and colorful characters. <em>--Craig E. Engler</em>]]>
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    <![CDATA[&quot;Darkly suave competence&quot; is how The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction refers to Jablokov's first novel, <strong>Carve the Sky</strong>, and the phrase could easily apply to many of the stories in this, Jablokov's first short story collection. Ranging from time travel to artificial intelligence, Jablokov covers a lot of ground in the ten stories here, although readers will quickly notice recurring themes both of art and self-identity amidst colorful, retro-decadent future worlds. Although his technique and consistency vary, Jablokov shows with his powerful, dynamic prose that he's a writer worth watching.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Deepdrive  H]]>
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    <![CDATA[In Alexander Jablokov's new novel, no less than 11 different  alien races have visited our solar system, setting up home on the planets and moons most hospitable to them.  Humanity would love to join these far-flung adventurers in their travels, but we lack the deepdrive that makes  trekking between the stars possible.  So far no human has been able to  acquire a drive or find a way to create one, and none of the aliens are  willing to pass along the secret.  But a few years ago, an alien by the name of Ripi crash-landed in our system, and he may have brought an intact  drive with him.  Since his landing, Ripi has been held on Venus, half exile  and half political prisoner, refusing to say anything about the drive. But  now Ripi has put the word out that he'd like to be rescued from his  enforced vacation, and mercenary Soph Trost is one of many people (and aliens)  who want a piece of the action... and the deepdrive.  This is a ripping  tale by Jablokov, who has no trouble mixing good old-fashioned action with an intricate plot and colorful characters. <em>--Craig E. Engler</em>]]>
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