The Guardian called Alastair Reynoldsâ work âa turbulent, wildly entertaining rideâ and <i>The Times</i> acclaimed him as âthe mastersinger of space operaâ. With a career stretching back more than 25 years and across fourteen novels, including the classic âRevelation Spaceâ series, the bestselling âPoseidonâs Childrenâ series, <i>Century Rain</i>, <i>Pushing Ice</i>, and most recently <i>The Medusa Chronicles</i> (with Stephen Baxter), Reynolds has established himself as one of the best and most beloved writers of hard science fiction and space opera working today.<br>
A brilliant novelist, he has also been recognized as one of our best writers of short fiction. His short stories have been nominated for the Hugo, British Fantasy, British Science Fiction, Theodore Sturgeon Memorial, Locus, Italia, Seiun, and Sidewise Awards, and have won the Seiun and Sidewise Awards.<br>
The very best of his more than sixty published short stories are gathered in <i>Beyond the Aquila Rift: The Best of Alastair Reynolds</i>, a sweeping 250,000 word career retrospective which features the very best stories from the âRevelation Spaceâ universe like âGalactic Northâ, âGreat Wall of Marsâ, âWeatherâ, âDiamond Dogsâ, and âThe Last Log of the Lachrimosaâ alongside thrilling hard science fiction stories like Hugo Award nominee âTroikaâ, âThousandth Nightâ, and âThe Star Surgeonâs Apprenticeâ. Spanning more than fifteen years, the book also collects more recent stories like environmental SF tale âThe Water Thiefâ, powerful and moving YA âThe Old Man and the Martian Seaâ and the brilliant âIn Babelsbergâ.<br>
<i>Beyond the Aquila Rift: The Best of Alastair Reynolds</i> has something for every reader of science fiction, and easily meets the challenge of delivering stories that are the hardest of hard science fiction and great entertainment.
Beyond the Aquila Rift: The Best of Alastair Reynolds - Alastair Reynolds
The Guardian called Alastair Reynoldsâ work âa turbulent, wildly entertaining rideâ and <i>The Times</i> acclaimed him as âthe mastersinger of space operaâ. With a career stretching back more than 25 years and across fourteen novels, including the classic âRevelation Spaceâ series, the bestselling âPoseidonâs Childrenâ series, <i>Century Rain</i>, <i>Pushing Ice</i>, and most recently <i>The Medusa Chronicles</i> (with Stephen Baxter), Reynolds has established himself as one of the best and most beloved writers of hard science fiction and space opera working today.<br>
A brilliant novelist, he has also been recognized as one of our best writers of short fiction. His short stories have been nominated for the Hugo, British Fantasy, British Science Fiction, Theodore Sturgeon Memorial, Locus, Italia, Seiun, and Sidewise Awards, and have won the Seiun and Sidewise Awards.<br>
The very best of his more than sixty published short stories are gathered in <i>Beyond the Aquila Rift: The Best of Alastair Reynolds</i>, a sweeping 250,000 word career retrospective which features the very best stories from the âRevelation Spaceâ universe like âGalactic Northâ, âGreat Wall of Marsâ, âWeatherâ, âDiamond Dogsâ, and âThe Last Log of the Lachrimosaâ alongside thrilling hard science fiction stories like Hugo Award nominee âTroikaâ, âThousandth Nightâ, and âThe Star Surgeonâs Apprenticeâ. Spanning more than fifteen years, the book also collects more recent stories like environmental SF tale âThe Water Thiefâ, powerful and moving YA âThe Old Man and the Martian Seaâ and the brilliant âIn Babelsbergâ.<br>
<i>Beyond the Aquila Rift: The Best of Alastair Reynolds</i> has something for every reader of science fiction, and easily meets the challenge of delivering stories that are the hardest of hard science fiction and great entertainment.