Red Moon [Kõva köide]

Robinson is one of the world's finest working novelists, in any genre. New York 2140 is a towering novel about a genuinely grave threat to civilisation -- GUARDIAN A masterpiece * The Times * A deeply realised world that feels more like a peep into our future than a work of fiction * New Scientist * Robinson seamlessly binds together characters and narrative strands . . . An immensely enjoyable reading experience * SciFiNow * Robinson's writing is so evocative that you can imagine that any one of his paragraphs could feature in the film of the book . . . a thoughtful, innovative page turner -- STARBURST Any new novel by the great Kim Stanley Robinson is always an event and Red Moon doesn't disappoint * Independent * Even at 600-plus pages, there's a leanness to the prose that keeps the plot moving forwards . . . Robinson handles setpieces with aplomb -- SFX A wise and big-hearted novel to read and then, straight away, read again * SFX * Another stellar effort from one of the masters of the genre * Booklist * It's near impossible to capture the vibrance of the entire city in the span of one single novel, yet Kim Stanley Robinson manages to do just that and more -- NEWSWEEK Like all great sci-fi, New York 2140 is as much inward-looking as it is forward- . . . Robinson's work has a strong, intelligent social conscience -- GQ The lunar landscape is a source of beautifully described detail * Kirkus * A compelling vision of the future * Science * Starkly beautiful and fundamentally optimistic -- THE CONVERSATION Only sci-fi can drown Manhattan and make you want to live there -- BLOOMBERG BUSINESS WEEK One of the finest writers of his generation * Locus * Beautiful descriptions of lunar landscapes * Guardian * This may well be Robinson's masterpiece and is surely the most important piece of sf in years -- MORNING STAR Sci-fi fans will love the detail and the optimism about humanity's future in space * Wall Street Journal * There have been more than a few environmental catastrophe tales set in a future New York, but possibly none of them have been this interesting -- LOCUS One of the most exciting books in climate change fiction yet written... Both immensely readable and timely -- LITHUB Utterly immersive and unexpectedly hopeful -- RT BOOK REVIEWS