The Anubis War - Packer, David R
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Thousands of years of progress left humanity scattered across the stars, splintered into hundreds of child cultures. The New Ottoman Empire started a grand project, the Human Polity, to re-unify all of humanity under one consistent culture, controlled from the imperial throne. Vasco Alcazar al Madina del Goya was a gyrene-a soldier-in the Polity's Unification. He'd retired from the service to start a new career as a fencing instructor. But after a lifetime of making Long Drops, multi-year FTL conquest missions, he found himself restless for new adventure. So when an old friend showed up, it…mehr

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Thousands of years of progress left humanity scattered across the stars, splintered into hundreds of child cultures. The New Ottoman Empire started a grand project, the Human Polity, to re-unify all of humanity under one consistent culture, controlled from the imperial throne. Vasco Alcazar al Madina del Goya was a gyrene-a soldier-in the Polity's Unification. He'd retired from the service to start a new career as a fencing instructor. But after a lifetime of making Long Drops, multi-year FTL conquest missions, he found himself restless for new adventure. So when an old friend showed up, it didn't much convincing for Vasco to sign up for one more Long Drop. Rumi is the destination. One of the last human worlds still unsaved, it's also the only bridge to the Laconians, sole suppliers of the super-computers that run the empire. And beyond the Laconians, the Pook, an enigmatic race that once destroyed swathes of the galaxy in a relativistic was. All Vasco wants is one last shot at proving himself the warrior he always knew he could be. But the Anubis War will push him farther than he ever imagined.
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I've been a welder, a bridgeman, a bouncer, a unix network administrator, an early and folk music specialist, a warehouse monkey, and a professional teacher of historical swordplay. I pretty much grew up in movie theatres, in small towns throughout BC and Alberta. My dad was a projectionist, so we got to see all the movies for free...and I saw all of them. When I wasn't in a theatre, I was in a library, or curled up at home with a book. Stories are my life. This didn't translate to the best grades in school. Nothing in class could really keep my attention as well as my imagination. This left me a bit adrift after high school, so I've wound up working many different kinds of jobs. I learned to enjoy the stories of the people around me almost as much as the novels and movies I kept consuming. I currently live in Vancouver, BC with my spouse and two constant cats.