In the 23rd century, the Public Eye, a television-like device that lets everyone see what everyone else is doing, has turned warfare into a spectat...
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May 09, 2010
Steve
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A medieval science fiction novel set in the far future. Gray conjures up a future world to examine warfare and communal living within a warm Scottish vernacular. For such a slim volume there is a lot of philosophical musings of an experienced mind, which gets the grey matter swirling.
Aug 02, 2010
MJ
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An unusual serving of speculative fiction with socialist undertones, topped off with mild wit, cleverness, and a ludicrous amount of explanatory notes.
It isn't remarkably well-written by Gray's standards, but followers should be mildly entertained.
The artwork is impeccable as always: almost more impressive than the book itself.
It isn't remarkably well-written by Gray's standards, but followers should be mildly entertained.
The artwork is impeccable as always: almost more impressive than the book itself.
Oct 31, 2007
Chadwick
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Slim, light utopian SF, but written in the glorious Alisdair Grey style.
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