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Tintagel
by
Paul Cook
A virus created for biological warfare is overtaking humanity, threatening the very fabric of society as its victims are transported, by the emotional power of music, to a seductive dream world. Francis Lanier is one of the few ""stalkers"", a person who is immune to the virus and is able to travel through its dream world in order to rescue others. The book follows him thr...more
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
April 28th 2000
by eReads.com
(first published January 1st 1981)
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A virus created for biological warfare is overtaking humanity, threatening the very fabric of society as its victims are transported, by the emotional power of music, to a seductive dream world. Francis Lanier is one of the few ""stalkers"", a person who is immune to the virus and is able to travel through its dream world in order to rescue others. The book follows him through a series of adventures, as he becomes more embroiled in the politics surrounding the virus and its cure.This is a fascin...more
This book had a very intriguing concept of a virus causing those infected to be transported to an imaginary dream world. I enjoyed reading bout Francis who could go between the "real" world and the dream world and found the book to be an interesting experience.
Take a world that is falling apart, greedy conspiracies and a very unusual disease that causes you to physically teleport into your own dream world and you have a very imaginative and unusual story. Well worth the read.
Jan 19, 2013
Mike Franklin
marked it as owned-to-read
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Shelves:
science-fiction
Jun 28, 2012
Jeff Raymond
marked it as to-read
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Shelves:
books-i-own-on-kindle,
to-read-sci-fi
Jun 04, 2012
Shellie (Layers of Thought)
marked it as to-read
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Shelves:
element-music,
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