
The Annunciate
(1999)A novel by
Severna Park
| "Like Samuel Delany and Ursula Le Guin before her, Severna Park reshapes our notions of love and gender, freedom and bondage." Elizabeth Hand |
| "The Annunciate has nanotechnology and spaceships, but at its heart is Severna Park's delicate calculus of human need--the need for information, for a fix, for a place to live, for a lover and for a mother...the need for hope." Maureen F McHugh |
| "A spellbinding brew of love, fear, nanotechnology, virtual reality, sex, drugs and a profound meditation on the nature and possibilities of human interaction." S M Stirling |
| "Intricately thought out and compelling; love, duty, subjugation and first contact play out in worlds where humans interface with technology which is organic, personal, and shaped by individual creative vision. A beutifully concieved story." Nalo Hopkinson |
In a dark future universe, where human technology has not significantly halted human violence, scientists roam a distant star system selling an opium-like drug, and plans are made to fuse human DNA with a lifeform called the Grub in hopes of finally erasing humankind's most violent tendencies.
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Hardback Editions
November 1999 : Hardback
| Title: The Annunciate Author(s): Serverna Park, Severna Park ISBN: 0-380-97737-0 / 978-0-380-97737-6 (USA edition) Publisher: Eos (T) Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
Paperback Editions
December 2001 : Mass Market Paperback
| Title: The Annunciate Author(s): Severna Park ISBN: 0-380-80502-2 / 978-0-380-80502-0 (USA edition) Publisher: Eos Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
1999 : Paperback
| Title: The Annunciate Author(s): Severna Park Publisher: Avon Availability: Amazon Amazon UK More details... |
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