SONG OF THE BRONZE STATUE
SONG OF THE BRONZE STATUE
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Imagine. A world in the hands of the Chinese. A world in which the history of the West has been erased. A world of vast cities, made of a super-plastic called Ice. Set 200 years from now, but imbued with the rich cultural history of an ancient civilisation, Chung Kuo is an extraordinary future epic.
'Colossal. An absolutely frightening vision of the future.' Sunday Times;'One of the masterpieces of the decade.' Washington Post;’Why this epic continues to work so convincingly is because its social forces, and changes, within its China-oriented middle kingdom are clarified as cleverly as Asimov’s Foundation, while its characters give all that inexorable change a human dimension.’ The Times;‘A saga that may rival Frank Herbert’s Dune.’ Chicago Sun Times;'Compellingly ambitious.' Sunday Telegraph
As well as being the author of the epic Chung Kuo series, David Wingrove is the Hugo Award-winning co-author (withBrian Aldiss) of Trillion Year Spree: The History of Science Fiction, and co-author of the first three Myst books – novelizations of one of the world’s bestselling computer games. He is also author of The Roads to Moscow trilogy. He has four daughters and lives with his wife in north London.
'Colossal. An absolutely frightening vision of the future.' Sunday Times;'One of the masterpieces of the decade.' Washington Post;’Why this epic continues to work so convincingly is because its social forces, and changes, within its China-oriented middle kingdom are clarified as cleverly as Asimov’s Foundation, while its characters give all that inexorable change a human dimension.’ The Times;‘A saga that may rival Frank Herbert’s Dune.’ Chicago Sun Times;'Compellingly ambitious.' Sunday Telegraph
As well as being the author of the epic Chung Kuo series, David Wingrove is the Hugo Award-winning co-author (withBrian Aldiss) of Trillion Year Spree: The History of Science Fiction, and co-author of the first three Myst books – novelizations of one of the world’s bestselling computer games. He is also author of The Roads to Moscow trilogy. He has four daughters and lives with his wife in north London.