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Dead Things

par Richard Calder

Séries: Dead (3)

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After a trip around the universe, Inquisitor Dagon of the starship 'Sardanapalus' has returned to Earth. Armed with Gun, his bossy talking weapon, Dagon plans the final stage of his mission: to wipe out the plague of Meta, the virus that transforms teenage girls into killer Dolls – Dead Girls. However, the virus has unleashed machine consciousness and Dagon himself is infected. He’s a Dead Boy. Even so he can dream of a universe in which his Dead sister Primavera is once more fully human. Dreams are Dead Things. One of the most promising post-cyberpunk talents .. a brilliant writer of nanofash science fiction.SCIENCE FICTION EYE A clarity of vision at once unique and disturbing … cutting edge sf, taut, provocative.LIBRARY JOURNAL Calder brilliantly evokes a Third World seething with strange out-of-control technologies … disturbing originality which explodes in your face like a fistful of fireworks.INTERZONE… (plus d'informations)
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The heroes (?) are a human male and his CGI girlfriend, who can occasionally penetrate our reality via The Wound. Together they hatch a plan to upload their intelligences to nano-construction units in the asteroid belt to build "new flesh" for them, and by so doing escape the oppression of the Censors and the Stepfathers. A complex (but ultimately unsatisfying) plot then unfolds, engaging all the usual Calder tropes from the sex industry displayed in the previous books, and involving a transsexual with her own agenda...

The book only really falls down at the end, which gives the impression of being bolted on quickly at the last minute, leaving you a bit shocked that it's all over. This will not put me off of reading Calder's next offering, but I think I will look forward to it with less anticipation than I did this one.
  johnylitnin | Mar 15, 2010 |
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After a trip around the universe, Inquisitor Dagon of the starship 'Sardanapalus' has returned to Earth. Armed with Gun, his bossy talking weapon, Dagon plans the final stage of his mission: to wipe out the plague of Meta, the virus that transforms teenage girls into killer Dolls – Dead Girls. However, the virus has unleashed machine consciousness and Dagon himself is infected. He’s a Dead Boy. Even so he can dream of a universe in which his Dead sister Primavera is once more fully human. Dreams are Dead Things. One of the most promising post-cyberpunk talents .. a brilliant writer of nanofash science fiction.SCIENCE FICTION EYE A clarity of vision at once unique and disturbing … cutting edge sf, taut, provocative.LIBRARY JOURNAL Calder brilliantly evokes a Third World seething with strange out-of-control technologies … disturbing originality which explodes in your face like a fistful of fireworks.INTERZONE

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