THE LUNAR MONASTERY TAUGHT PEOPLE HOW TO LIVE IN SPACE .
Presenting us with a colorful cast of characters from across the millennia who have thick and rich existences, and affirming that the cosmic stream of life flows forcefully despite all small blockades, Mccarthy has written a novel that looks both forwards and backwards, thus making a stellar return. . . . bravura historical recreations, full of conjectural material. . . superbly intriguing and captivating . . . plenty of verisimilitude . . . --Publishers Weekly . grounded in archaeology. . . gripping and . . . --Linda Nagata Praise for Antediluvian: .
A jam-packed adventure fizzing with mind-blowing concepts, and a great read! --Connie Willis A hard science fiction tour de force, populated by memorable characters in a tale of intrigue, adventure, and irresistible market forces. --Walter Jon Williams An action-crammed story that darts at hyper-speed from Burning Man, Nevada, to Suriname to a convent on the Moon to an orbiting colony that\'s clearly up to something. --Kimberly Unger, author of The Extractionist and Nucleation Praise for Rich Man\'s Sky: Action SF built on a hard foundation of cutting-edge science.
Small, gritty moments of inspired futurism pepper Poor Man\'s Sky and remind us that no matter where we go, our human nature follows.
He brings us the mother of all locked-room mysteries wrapped in a vision of lunar colonization that rings a bit more true than we might be comfortable with. --Max Gladstone, Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author Wil McCarthy\'s skill at crafting a believable, deeply science-grounded future is on full display.
Praise for Poor Man\'s Sky: Full bore show-your-work SF and a tense lunar mystery! A thrilling read. and whose will perish. . .
As labor disputes erupt across cislunar space, the actions of individual people will determine whose future will prevail .
But when a fellow Mars contestant drops dead at a Lunar monastery, these four souls will find themselves on a collision course with forces far beyond the control of trillionaires or nation states.
Bridget Tobin is a hydroponic farmer studying the greenhouses of Luna.
Andrei Bykhovski is an asteroid miner desperately escaping indentured servitude.
Brother Michael is a Benedictine monk who just wants to help the future happen.
AND THEN ONE OF ITS STUDENTS WAS MURDERED Who owns the future? Homicide detective Raimy Vaught is a losing contestant on the biggest reality show ever: the colonization of Mars. . .
THE LUNAR MONASTERY TAUGHT PEOPLE HOW TO LIVE IN SPACE
