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Far Arena: Okal Rel Saga, cartea 5

Autor Lynda Williams
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mai 2009

A sophisticated society run by incorruptible AIs is prepared to do anything for their own survival....

With Amel's life hanging in the balance, Rire and Sevildom square off over their political differences.

Sevolites have finally acknowledged the vulnerable but civilized people of the Reetion Confederacy as independent commoners. But the supposedly enlightened Reetions prove far from being the harmless pacifists they claim to be - the overt concern about Amel's mental health masks a deep fear for the security of their incorruptible AIs which are key for their survival.

The Reetions want the answers Amel has locked deep inside his memory, and some of them want to change his personality medically.

As the rising social hysteria sets the stage for diplomacy between the Reetions and Sevildom, Amel's Reetion-raised brother, Erien, is forced into realization that even a civilization based on total transparency can be twisted in its motives for pursuing the truth...prepared to stop at nothing to gain it.

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ISBN-13: 9781894063456
ISBN-10: 1894063457
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 150 x 224 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.39 kg
Editura: EDGE
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Notă biografică

Lynda Williams incubated the Okal Rel Saga through an imaginative childhood, three degrees and a career spanning journalism, library work, instruction in applied computing and managing a web course development lab at the University of Northern B.C. where she taught for over a decade. During the 1990s she founded the Prince George FreeNet and served on provincial and federal Freenet associations promoting public access to the internet in partnership with her husband David Lott, who retired early, himself, to stay home and raise their three children. Widowed in 2015, Lynda remains grateful for David's support of her writing.
Since retiring from a management role at Simon Fraser University in 2017, Lynda has been working through Reality Skimming Press to spend time, again, with beloved characters, and enjoy the pleasure of working with good people on inspiring projects.