The Locksman of Quanta - Mitchell, William A
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The "Locksman of Quanta" by William A. Mitchell is the sequel to the book "Dead Suns Eleven." Now we find center stage the Locksman, who was briefly seen in the first novel at a key point in the war with the mysterious black hole beings known as the Erebos, at the birth of the Monoverse. From the edicts of the Quorum of Quanta, we find the Locksman putting the puzzle created by the Dead Suns Eleven back together, pursuing the Aenar and the Grey Alien saucer through n-dimensional space, involving the mysterious Order of Melchizedek, the Inquistion of Giordano Bruno and the strange events…mehr

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The "Locksman of Quanta" by William A. Mitchell is the sequel to the book "Dead Suns Eleven." Now we find center stage the Locksman, who was briefly seen in the first novel at a key point in the war with the mysterious black hole beings known as the Erebos, at the birth of the Monoverse. From the edicts of the Quorum of Quanta, we find the Locksman putting the puzzle created by the Dead Suns Eleven back together, pursuing the Aenar and the Grey Alien saucer through n-dimensional space, involving the mysterious Order of Melchizedek, the Inquistion of Giordano Bruno and the strange events witnessed by young Virginia Ballard on the Pont Des Arts, the lock cover bridge of Paris. The Locksman of Quanta is a science fiction novel in the tradition of H.G. Wells and Dr Who. This revised edition if published by pontos fathom press.
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Autorenporträt
William Mitchell began making his first books as a child in New England, and his drive to write followed. He wrote his is first novel in Paris, and currently resides as author at large in Thailand. He is the author of the horror novels "The Killingworth Bogman" and sequel "The Carolina Tobacco Geist", and science fiction novels of "Sugar Zero Robot Shaman", "Dead Suns Eleven", and the sequel "The Locksman of Quanta".