The Capricorn Sky - Campbell, Colly
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The Capricorn Sky A century into the future: the weather is lethal, sea levels have risen, and AuZtralia is a lot more complicated. Andaman Marko lives in the Jointly Administered Territory of Capricornia - a new homeland for millions of climate refugees from Asia. Marko is a playboy by day, fraudster by night: making millions of $New by illegally decoding corporate and diplomatic komms to deal inside trades on the markets. And unknown enemies start to circle. Then, in a society where prolonged peace is enforced through mass surveillance, eugenics and social engineering, a bomb goes off and…mehr

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The Capricorn Sky A century into the future: the weather is lethal, sea levels have risen, and AuZtralia is a lot more complicated. Andaman Marko lives in the Jointly Administered Territory of Capricornia - a new homeland for millions of climate refugees from Asia. Marko is a playboy by day, fraudster by night: making millions of $New by illegally decoding corporate and diplomatic komms to deal inside trades on the markets. And unknown enemies start to circle. Then, in a society where prolonged peace is enforced through mass surveillance, eugenics and social engineering, a bomb goes off and Marko and his mysterious girlfriend, Flick, flee north to the climate ravaged badlands of Cape York. Marko leads both would be assassins and his guardian angel, Dr Madrigal Phipps, in a wild pursuit through a world where the peace is cracking apart.
Autorenporträt
Once, in Australia's deep North, Colly Campbell was a both a journalist and sometime playwright and musician. He moved to Canberra in the '90's working for the Federal Labor Party. He was also, for a time, Communications Director at the Australian Institute of Criminology.Pacey crime and speculative fiction intersect in Colly's Venn diagram of imagineering, and having worked around Government and travelled all over Australia, the future holds an endless fascination and concern. He is now a full time writer.