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Blue Remembered Earth

Written by: Alastair Reynolds
Narrated by: Kobna Holdbrook-Smith
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Critically acclaimed author Alastair Reynolds holds a well-deserved place “among the leaders of the hard-science space opera renaissance." (Publishers Weekly). In Blue Remembered Earth, Geoffrey Akinya wants nothing more than to study the elephants of the Amboseli basin. But when his space-explorer grandmother dies, secrets come to light and Geoffrey is dispatched to the Moon to protect the family name - and prevent an impending catastrophe.

©2012 Alastair Reynolds (P)2012 Recorded Books Dystopian Fiction Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera Space

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A very different Alistair Reynolds than I'm used to

Absent here is the technological horror and galaxy-sized megalomania that is the author's trademark (at least that's what I've always loved about his writing!). But there's still plenty of mystery and adventure and wonder to recommend this almost poetic epic. Nice to see Reynolds knows more than one way to astonish. And how could I ever have doubted him?

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