Liquid Earth (Neoreality Series) by Clifford Pickover (9)
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by Clifford A. Pickover
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"Bucky Fuller thought big; Arthur C. Clarke thinks big, but Pickover outdoes them both!" -- Wired
"Clifford A. Pickover is the heir apparent to Carl Sagan..." -- Robert J. Sawyer, author of Calculating God
"Pickover has published nearly a book a year in which he stretches the limits of computers, art, and thought." -- Los Angeles Times
"Pickover inspires a new generation of da Vincis to build unknown flying machines and create new Mona Lisas." -- Christian Science Monitor
Add together... Asimov, Gardner, and Sagan, and you get Pickover, one of the most thought provoking writers of our time. -- Michael Shermer, Editor-in-Chief of Skeptic, author of Borderlands of Science
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Critics agree: "Pickover's neoreality series is the hammer that shatters the ice of our unconscious." This groundbreaking science-fiction collection explores worlds separated from our own by imperceptible veils. In Liquid Earth, reality melts along a rustic Main Street in Shrub Oak, New York. The Lobotomy Club begins in a New Orleans bar, and Sushi Never Sleeps in a New York electronics store. Egg Drop Soup starts with a walk along the tranquil Chesapeake River. All familiar settings at first glance, but a new reality awaits....
"Bucky Fuller thought big; Arthur C. Clarke thinks big, but Pickover outdoes them both!" -- Wired
"Clifford A. Pickover is the heir apparent to Carl Sagan..." -- Robert J. Sawyer, author of Calculating God
"Pickover has published nearly a book a year in which he stretches the limits of computers, art, and thought." -- Los Angeles Times
"Pickover inspires a new generation of da Vincis to build unknown flying machines and create new Mona Lisas." -- Christian Science Monitor
Add together... Asimov, Gardner, and Sagan, and you get Pickover, one of the most thought provoking writers of our time. -- Michael Shermer, Editor-in-Chief of Skeptic, author of Borderlands of Science
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Critics agree: "Pickover's neoreality series is the hammer that shatters the ice of our unconscious." This groundbreaking science-fiction collection explores worlds separated from our own by imperceptible veils. In Liquid Earth, reality melts along a rustic Main Street in Shrub Oak, New York. The Lobotomy Club begins in a New Orleans bar, and Sushi Never Sleeps in a New York electronics store. Egg Drop Soup starts with a walk along the tranquil Chesapeake River. All familiar settings at first glance, but a new reality awaits....
You'll visit worlds replete with beautiful women and their surgically altered brains, fractal sex, Noah's Ark, hyperspace physics, hallucinating androids, prophetic ants, exotic sushi, satanic aliens, vitamin B-12, novel plastics, cosmic wormholes, and quests for God and the structure of ultimate reality.
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