Plague Year Mass market paperbound - 2007

Details

• Title Plague Year
• Author Jeff Carlson
• Binding Mass Market Paperbound
• Edition Later Edition
• Pages 292
• Volumes 1
• Language ENG
• Publisher Ace Books, E Rutherford, New Jersey, U.S.A.
• Date July 31, 2007
• ISBN 9780441015146 / 044101514X
• Weight 0.32 lbs (0.15 kg)
• Dimensions 6.76 x 4.22 x 0.82 in (17.17 x 10.72 x 2.08 cm)
• Ages 18 to UP years
• Grade levels 13 - UP
• Library of Congress subjects Science fiction, Nanotechnology
• Library of Congress Catalog Number 2009424153
• Dewey Decimal Code FIC

"Carlson has crafted an exceptional, gripping debut that exposes the worst and best of humanity while maintaining a constant tension level that will keep the pages turning to the very end. The personal and political machinations are credible, the characters are well developed and the climax satisfying. This apocalyptic view of nanotechnology provides plenty to think about."
-MonstersandCritics.com

"An epic of apocalyptic fiction: harrowing, heartfelt and rock-hard realistic. A cautionary tale. Not to be missed." -James Rollins, New York Times bestselling author of The Judas Strain "Part Michael Crichton, part George Romero, Jeff Carlson's Plague Year is deft and compelling, full of high-altitude chills." -E. E. Knight, national bestselling author of Valentine's Exile "Frightening, plausible and action-packed, Plague Year is one of the best debut novels in years...Jeff Carlson packs riveting storytelling with a lot of fresh ideas." -David Brin, New York Times bestselling author of Kiln People "A grim and fascinating new twist on the post-holocaust story, unlike anything I've read before." -Kevin J. Anderson, New York Times bestselling co-author of Hunters of Dune "Jeff Carlson is a terrific writer and Plague Year is a marvelous book, full of memorable characters, white-knuckle scenes, and big ideas. Get in on the ground floor with this exciting new author." -Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author of Rollback "Plague Year proposes a frightening new nanotech catastrophe, and uses it as a crucible to explore the best and worst of human nature. Tightly written and well-told." -Robert Charles Wilson, Hugo and Aurora Award-winning author of Axis and Spin