De anda gabriel silva (18 resultados)

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In a nebulous future, the Metaversal Epiphytic Spaciotemporal Atlas --- MESA, or just "the Atlas" --- has the monopoly on time travel. In the wake of a series of temporal fiascos, the Atlas declares time travel illegal. In reaction, time-hopping belligerents challenge the Atlas' hypocritical and manipulative oligopoly, setting up a rival time traveler's underground. They are referred to as the Kronokaze. In "1969", Ricky Cervantes, an innocent high school teenager with an inferiority complex finds himself the focus of unwanted attention. An old elementary school nemesis is stalking him. His childhood friend Andre Grijalva, suffering from Methuselah Syndrome, is trying to watch his back. But there's a new girl in school, the mysterious Lou Ocheltree, and she's shaking up Ricky's world. She wants to introduce him to Swanwick and Endriss Rivery, and she's drawing back the curtain to show him a reality he has been wholly ignorant of. Not all of it is good. Later, in "My Dinner with Jodorowsky", it is 1976. After two years and two million dollars spent, Alejandro Jodorowsky, the famous director and star of "El Topo", has been removed from the movie development of "Dune." The Societe Cartier multinational buys the movie rights to Frank Herbert's novel with the goal of getting Jodorowsky back at the helm. A meeting is set up to woo him back, and 19-year-old Kage Caracole, a star-struck Jodorowsky fan, is one of various interpreters in attendance. In dealing with an improbable cast of characters --- Alfred Jarry, Andre Gregory, Antonin Artaud, and the magical and fascinating Jodorowsky himself --- Kage is confronted by charming impossibilities and a multitude of questions. Who is Swanwick Rivery, the enigmatic snark whom no one can identify, yet whom everyone is looking for? And did Kage hear correctly? Is there really a group of alleged time traveling guerillas who call themselves the Kronokaze trying to muck things up? Or is it all dinner theater? "Few writers can create worlds so rich and fully-realized the reader immediately feels at home, even when the concepts have not yet been fully laid out." So writes Gordon Linzner, the author of "The Spy Who Drank Blood" and founder of "Space and Time", the longest running small press SF magazine. "Fewer still can do so with language so rich and lyrical it is a joy to read, with details so rooted in the human experience that one cannot help but be absorbed into the story. Gabriel de Anda is such a writer. Readers, you are in for a treat." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Clay Tyler, former Iceman for Axis military intelligence, has been hired by the wealthy heir of Tiano-Song Empirix to locate a young woman who apparently doesn't want to be found. But as he struggles to understand the shroud of mystery surrounding this assignment, it becomes increasingly --- and dangerously --- clear that TSE are not the only ones looking for her. Who is Truman Ferry, and what does she have that everyone wants? So begins an interstellar chase that crosses paths with a starship, The Bateau Ivre, captained by a young Terran national and the electronic ghost of his dead sister, Clay's former wife; with the Giordano Bruno Resistance, a terrorist cabal fighting the chokehold of Solarian hegemony; and a smooth and elegant charmer, Rhay Sterling, who thinks he knows exactly who Truman Ferry is, and her value to a budding galactic struggle. "The light of every star," says an Iceman slogan, "leads to Earth," and it is back to Terra Alba and the Solarian enclave that all the parties find themselves rushing, each one seeking something different: art, commerce, techno-espionage, power, justification, and that most fragile and unstable of elements, love. And from somewhere outside the working senses of humans, a nebulous sentience is growing, watching from its pocket universe, and quietly waiting. But for what? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…