![]() BEGGARS RIDE
provide a powerful conclusion to the Beggars Trilogy Nancy Kress's Beggars Trilogy is one of the great SF works of the decade. It chronicles the rise of the genetically-altered Sleepless, a new breed of superintelligent humans, and their radical effect on civilization in the 21st century.
"Real characters, complex scientific ideas, and a thought-provoking story with fascinating and troubling implications. I highly recommend Beggars in Spain."Beggars and Choosers added new richness and depth to the trilogy.
"With Beggars and Choosers Nancy Kress's position as one of our most important SF writers is assured. Kress uses elegant, eloquent prose, wonderful and believable characters, and fascinating speculation to come to grips with some of the most important and troubling questions of the late twentieth century and manages to tell a gripping story at the same time." "Wow." "Intelligent, humane, involving, utterly genuine...magnificent."Now the trilogy is complete. Every SF reader must read Beggars Ride. "Her novel, rich and splendidly told, is both an apocalypse and a mitzvah, an assertion about the ineradicable goodness of people that reminds me of what SF at its best -- as in H.G. Wells -- can be." "Kress examines profoundly serious questions within a consistently gripping, suspenseful story. Nobody writes hard science fiction better than this."
NANCY KRESS lives in Brockport, New York. MarketingAvailable from Tor Mass MarketEdited by David G. Hartwell November * Science Fiction 6 1/8" x 9 1/4" * 304 pages Hardcover. $23.95 * Tor Books Title abbrev.: BEGGARS RIDE |