Suse Pears

Slip/Stream - Red Right Hand (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Lev is a man with a past, a man with many names and many faces. He has adapted to his space-faring ways: his skills and knowledges stored safely in his neural network, his longevity and anonymity assured due to state of every art technology. His wild days are behind him. He spends his time cruising between the stars, alone on an enormous ship apart from a cyborg and the Intelligence who runs the ship. He's had enough of Humanity. He's looking for quiet. He's looking for peace. He's retired now. Yet nothing is what it seems. His neural network - and everything he remembers being - is slowly failing. There are secrets hidden inside his head that even he can't access any more. Lev may have left his past behind, but his past has never let go. Soon, it will find him and remind him of what he once was, what he was capable of once and what he will be again.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Suse Pears
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311573223
• Artikelnr.: 70089101

Autorenporträt

Suse is an indie author and content collaborator.

She has been writing in one form or another since secondary school when one of her original short stories was returned unmarked on suspicion of having been copied from a magazine. In 2015, Suse finally wrote and published the first of the scifi novels in the slip/stream series. The second will be published in 2021. slip/stream will be fundamentally complete by the time it's a trilogy, so that Suse can wander off and experiment with some other genres.

Anyway, having tried a number of identities over the years she has settled down for now. Suse lives with The Husband, The Young Person, the dog pack, and a variable number of chickens. She enjoys the quiet contentment of middle age and wonders what a midlife crisis will look like.

She lives in England. No, not the leafy green bit with the great summers. It's possible that those exist only in the literary works of other authors. The England that Suse knows is a lot wetter and has more concrete and tarmac. Look, just find a map of England and guess where 'the north' becomes 'the south'. Yes, somewhere near there.