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Merlin's Way
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- Alastair Reynolds
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- Published: Jan 28 2027
- Pages: 496
- ISBN: 9781399611817
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Merlin is a drifter-adventurer, travelling a universe Alistair describes as 'Star Wars inspired' having adventures with his AI-equipped spaceship Tyrant which frequently arise from Merlin's questionable decisions.
This is a future classic and new favourite for SF readers, whether they love Peter F. Hamilton, Star Wars, or Andy Weir novels.
A new novel from highly-acclaimed author Alastair Reynolds, winner of the British Science Fiction Award.
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Praise for Alistair Reynolds:
'The stories in the Revelation Space universe are packed with mind-expanding ideas . . . all of which keeps you coming back for more gripping excitement' - Kirkus
'Reynolds's vision of a future dominated by artificial intelligence trembles with the ultimate cold of the dark between the stars' - Publishers Weekly
'Along with Iain M Banks, Reynolds is perhaps the most successful British Space Opera author of his generation' - Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
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This is a future classic and new favourite for SF readers, whether they love Peter F. Hamilton, Star Wars, or Andy Weir novels.
A new novel from highly-acclaimed author Alastair Reynolds, winner of the British Science Fiction Award.
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Praise for Alistair Reynolds:
'The stories in the Revelation Space universe are packed with mind-expanding ideas . . . all of which keeps you coming back for more gripping excitement' - Kirkus
'Reynolds's vision of a future dominated by artificial intelligence trembles with the ultimate cold of the dark between the stars' - Publishers Weekly
'Along with Iain M Banks, Reynolds is perhaps the most successful British Space Opera author of his generation' - Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
