Flight from the Ages and Other Stories
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Flight from the Ages and Other Stories
Narrated by:
T. Ryder Smith
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Narrated by:
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T. Ryder Smith
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Derek Kunsken
About this listen
From the Author of The Quantum Magician and The House of Styx
From the clouds of Venus to the origins of the time gates, this collection of novellas and short fiction visits many favourite worlds of the Quantum Evolution universe, as well as some new to the series. With two 20,000-plus-word novellas and four long short stories, this collection is a stunning showcase of talent.
Collecting: “Persephone Descending”, “Schools of Clay”, “Beneath Sunlit Shallows”, “Flight From the Ages”, Pollen From a Future Harvest" and "Tool Use By Humans of Danzhai County", this is a must for all fans of forward-thinking science fiction.
©2022 Derek Künsken (P)2022 Recorded BooksListeners also enjoyed...
Most of these short stories - cleverly placed on the Quantum Novels universe - are very good. Informative on some characters background, and/or to the circumstances leading to the events in the "main sequence novels".
The one I struggled with was the last one placed in China. Simply because there were so many jumps between numerous different characters, names and dates. It all became a bit of a jumble and I simply lost track of the strory.
Still, well worth the credit and the time spent. Even if not Künske's absolute best, it is still miles above most of the current competition that passes for Space Opera for Audible.
Enjoyable though a bit patchy
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