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Paperback. Condition: Good. In the early 28th century, Earth is mostly depopulated due to natural population decline, the gradual unraveling of global civilization, and the catastrophic eruption of a Mediterranean supervolcano. Progressive scientific culture lives on among orbiting ringstations, descendants of early pioneers who rejected terrestrial life in favor of contained biomes and well-organized, collective societies. One of these ringstations is The Stanford. Car-En, an anthropologist from The Stanford on her first Earth field assignment, observes a Viking-like village in the Harz mountains of what was once Germany. Many of the villagers die in mid-life due to a mysterious disease. Car-En violates the department's official policy of Non-Interventionism to help the denizens of Happdal, defying and infuriating her over-controlling advisor Adrian Vanderplotz. Car-En witnesses Katja, a villager, kidnapped by a strange white-haired man. The villagers believe Katja has been captured by the forest gast, an evil body-thieving sprite. Katja's brothers Trond (the village smith) and Esper (a sharp-eyed hunter), track the gast along the river Nyr Begna. Trond is captured by gigantic mutant humans and nearly cooked alive. Car-En and Esper rescue Trond, and the anthropologist falls in love with the handsome hunter. Car-En attempts to help the villagers, but they are suspicious, and her efforts are further thwarted by her increasingly unhinged academic advisor. Katja is still missing, trapped in a virtual prison-paradise within the mind of the gast, a centuries-old bodysnatching parasite (where she meets one of her ancestors, and conspires to escape). Happdal is under threat of raid from neighboring village Kaldbrek, led by the bloodthirsty jarl Haakon. Meanwhile, on The Stanford, Adrian attempts to manipulate the other members of the Repopulation Council into accepting his plan for a research station which he secretly intends to develop into a permanent settlement (which would violate treaties with the other orbiting habitats). Ultimately, Car-En chooses her home, and the secret of the gast is revealed. FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launching in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices. …

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In the early 28th century, Earth is mostly depopulated due to natural population decline, the gradual unraveling of global civilization, and the catastrophic eruption of a Mediterranean supervolcano. Progressive scientific culture lives on among orbiting ringstations, descendants of early pioneers who rejected terrestrial life in favor of contained biomes and well-organized, collective societies. One of these ringstations is The Stanford. Car-En, an anthropologist from The Stanford on her first Earth field assignment, observes a Viking-like village in the Harz mountains of what was once Germany. Many of the villagers die in mid-life due to a mysterious disease. Car-En violates the department's official policy of Non-Interventionism to help the denizens of Happdal, defying and infuriating her over-controlling advisor Adrian Vanderplotz. Car-En witnesses Katja, a villager, kidnapped by a strange white-haired man. The villagers believe Katja has been captured by the forest gast, an evil body-thieving sprite. Katja's brothers Trond (the village smith) and Esper (a sharp-eyed hunter), track the gast along the river Nyr Begna. Trond is captured by gigantic mutant humans and nearly cooked alive. Car-En and Esper rescue Trond, and the anthropologist falls in love with the handsome hunter. Car-En attempts to help the villagers, but they are suspicious, and her efforts are further thwarted by her increasingly unhinged academic advisor. Katja is still missing, trapped in a virtual prison-paradise within the mind of the gast, a centuries-old bodysnatching parasite (where she meets one of her ancestors, and conspires to escape). Happdal is under threat of raid from neighboring village Kaldbrek, led by the bloodthirsty jarl Haakon. Meanwhile, on The Stanford, Adrian attempts to manipulate the other members of the Repopulation Council into accepting his plan for a research station which he secretly intends to develop into a permanent settlement (which would violate treaties with the other orbiting habitats). Ultimately, Car-En chooses her home, and the secret of the gast is revealed. FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launching in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In the early 28th century, Earth is mostly depopulated due to natural population decline, the gradual unraveling of global civilization, and the catastrophic eruption of a Mediterranean supervolcano. Progressive scientific culture lives on among orbiting ringstations, descendants of early pioneers who rejected terrestrial life in favor of contained biomes and well-organized, collective societies. One of these ringstations is The Stanford. Car-En, an anthropologist from The Stanford on her first Earth field assignment, observes a Viking-like village in the Harz mountains of what was once Germany. Many of the villagers die in mid-life due to a mysterious disease. Car-En violates the department's official policy of Non-Interventionism to help the denizens of Happdal, defying and infuriating her over-controlling advisor Adrian Vanderplotz. Car-En witnesses Katja, a villager, kidnapped by a strange white-haired man. The villagers believe Katja has been captured by the forest gast, an evil body-thieving sprite. Katja's brothers Trond (the village smith) and Esper (a sharp-eyed hunter), track the gast along the river Nyr Begna. Trond is captured by gigantic mutant humans and nearly cooked alive. Car-En and Esper rescue Trond, and the anthropologist falls in love with the handsome hunter. Car-En attempts to help the villagers, but they are suspicious, and her efforts are further thwarted by her increasingly unhinged academic advisor. Katja is still missing, trapped in a virtual prison-paradise within the mind of the gast, a centuries-old bodysnatching parasite (where she meets one of her ancestors, and conspires to escape). Happdal is under threat of raid from neighboring village Kaldbrek, led by the bloodthirsty jarl Haakon. Meanwhile, on The Stanford, Adrian attempts to manipulate the other members of the Repopulation Council into accepting his plan for a research station which he secretly intends to develop into a permanent settlement (which would violate treaties with the other orbiting habitats). Ultimately, Car-En chooses her home, and the secret of the gast is revealed. FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launching in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. In the early 28th century, Earth is mostly depopulated due to natural population decline, the gradual unraveling of global civilization, and the catastrophic eruption of a Mediterranean supervolcano. Progressive scientific culture lives on among orbiting ringstations, descendants of early pioneers who rejected terrestrial life in favor of contained biomes and well-organized, collective societies. One of these ringstations is The Stanford. Car-En, an anthropologist from The Stanford on her first Earth field assignment, observes a Viking-like village in the Harz mountains of what was once Germany. Many of the villagers die in mid-life due to a mysterious disease. Car-En violates the department's official policy of Non-Interventionism to help the denizens of Happdal, defying and infuriating her over-controlling advisor Adrian Vanderplotz. Car-En witnesses Katja, a villager, kidnapped by a strange white-haired man. The villagers believe Katja has been captured by the forest gast, an evil body-thieving sprite. Katja's brothers Trond (the village smith) and Esper (a sharp-eyed hunter), track the gast along the river Nyr Begna. Trond is captured by gigantic mutant humans and nearly cooked alive. Car-En and Esper rescue Trond, and the anthropologist falls in love with the handsome hunter. Car-En attempts to help the villagers, but they are suspicious, and her efforts are further thwarted by her increasingly unhinged academic advisor. Katja is still missing, trapped in a virtual prison-paradise within the mind of the gast, a centuries-old bodysnatching parasite (where she meets one of her ancestors, and conspires to escape). Happdal is under threat of raid from neighboring village Kaldbrek, led by the bloodthirsty jarl Haakon. Meanwhile, on The Stanford, Adrian attempts to manipulate the other members of the Repopulation Council into accepting his plan for a research station which he secretly intends to develop into a permanent settlement (which would violate treaties with the other orbiting habitats). Ultimately, Car-En chooses her home, and the secret of the gast is revealed. FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launching in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices. …

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paperback. Condition: Very Good in Wrappers. No Jacket. First Edition. Richmond. 2018. April 2018. Omnidawn. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. 9781632430519. 72 pages. paperback. keywords: American Literature. DESCRIPTION - In the year 2021, Jane Tokugawa leads a U.S. delegation from the Centers for Disease Control to investigate a new retroviral gene therapy approved in Iceland, a shining nation churning out Olympic medalists, chess masters, and brilliant artists. As Tokugawa learns more about the Hratthnif protocol from head scientist/founder Ásdis Lúthersdottir, she begins to question the motives of some of her delegation's members. Hratthnif (fast knife) is curing diseases and mental illness, changing lives for the better. But who controls it? What are the limits? As the true mission of her delegation becomes clear, Tokugawa makes a decision that will affect millions of lives. inventory #43549.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. "A wonderfully entertaining debut novel."-Compelling Science FictionReclaimed Earth Book 1Car-En, a ringstation anthropologist on her first Earth field assignment, observes a Viking-like village in the Harz mountains. As Car-En secretly observes the Happdal villagers, she begins to see them as more than research subjects (especially Esper, a handsome bow-hunter). When Esper's sister is taken by an otherworldly sword-wielding white-haired man, she can no longer stand by as a passive witness. Knowing the decision might end her career, she cuts off communication with her advisor and pursues the abductor into the mountains.FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launching in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. US paperback edition. "Complexity and moral ambiguity enough to make this a serious, engrossing story"-Analog SFReclaimed Earth Book 2In the year 2737, Earth is mostly depopulated in the wake of a massive supervolcano, but civilization and culture are preserved in vast orbiting ringstations.Tem, the nine-year-old son of a ringstation anthropologist and a Happdal bow-hunter, wants nothing more than to become a blacksmith like his uncle Trond. But after a rough patch as the only brown-skinned child in the village, his mother Car-En decides that the family should spend some time on the Stanford ringstation. Tem gets caught up in the battle against Umana, the tentacle-enhanced Squid Woman , while protecting a secret that could change the course of humanity and civilization.The Guardian, the sequel to the The Sky Woman, is a story of colliding worlds and the contested repopulation of a wild Earth.FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launched in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. In the year 2021, Jane Tokugawa leads a U.S. delegation from the Centers for Disease Control to investigate a new retroviral gene therapy approved in Iceland, a shining nation churning out Olympic medalists, chess masters, and brilliant artists. As Tokugawa learns more about the Hratthníf protocol from head scientist/founder Ásdís Lúthersdóttir, she begins to question the motives of some of her delegation's members. Hratthníf ("fast knife") is curing diseases and mental illness, changing lives for the better. But who controls it? What are the limits? As the true mission of her delegation becomes clear, Tokugawa makes a decision that will affect millions of lives.…

Paperback. Condition: New. "A wonderfully entertaining debut novel."-Compelling Science FictionReclaimed Earth Book 1Car-En, a ringstation anthropologist on her first Earth field assignment, observes a Viking-like village in the Harz mountains. As Car-En secretly observes the Happdal villagers, she begins to see them as more than research subjects (especially Esper, a handsome bow-hunter). When Esper's sister is taken by an otherworldly sword-wielding white-haired man, she can no longer stand by as a passive witness. Knowing the decision might end her career, she cuts off communication with her advisor and pursues the abductor into the mountains.FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launching in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.…

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