Aulisyn A Gothic Sci-Fi Novel - Carmean, Erzsebet
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A Gothic science fiction novel of psychological suspense fueled by witchcraft, abuse of technology, and a heroine from the Middle Ages. Dowry negotiations for Eliza's handfasting are underway when her sister discovers a fence beyond which girls speak of wonders. When a series of catastrophes befalls the demesne, witchcraft is suspected. Eliza prays for the strength to protect her sister from accusations, a prayer granted in the strangest way possible. Bellumfort Institute is preserving humankind's past in high-fidelity, interactive simulations. The verisimilitude of the simulations requires…mehr

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A Gothic science fiction novel of psychological suspense fueled by witchcraft, abuse of technology, and a heroine from the Middle Ages. Dowry negotiations for Eliza's handfasting are underway when her sister discovers a fence beyond which girls speak of wonders. When a series of catastrophes befalls the demesne, witchcraft is suspected. Eliza prays for the strength to protect her sister from accusations, a prayer granted in the strangest way possible. Bellumfort Institute is preserving humankind's past in high-fidelity, interactive simulations. The verisimilitude of the simulations requires the emotional input of girls raised in historically accurate conditions - girls like Eliza. Her medieval ethos collides with the arrogance of the Institute's mission and unveils multifaceted cruelty disguised as a common good. With remarkable women, searing vengeance, and the annihilation of self, Aulisyn is an unsettling dual-timeline novel that dissolves the barrier between "now" and "then" to challenge an insidious horror that transcends epochs.
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Autorenporträt
Erzsebet Carmean writes Gothic science fiction novels. She lives in Virginia with her husband and a pack of wild dogs. Authors that inspire Erzsebet include Shirley Jackson, Samuel R. Delany and Stanislaw Lem.