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Teranesia by Greg Egan, 1999

Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine September 1995 (Sep. Sept.) by Allen / Reed, Robert / Egan, Greg & others Steele, 1995-01-01

Aboriginal Science Fiction, Vol. 5, No. 4 (July-August, 1991) by Greg Egan, Eric Brown, et all 1991-07

DISTRESS by Greg Egan, 1997-01-01

QUARANTINE by Greg Egan, 1995

Interzone 73 by Egan Greg Pringle David (Editor) Constantine Storm, 1993

INTERZONE 57 by pringle David (Editor) Egan Greg, 1992

Permutation by Greg Egan, 1994

Issue # 61 September 1999 Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy), Will Smith (Wild Wild West), Dean Haglund (The X-Files), Richard Biggs (Babylon 5/Crusade), Greg Egan (Single Issue Magazine)

Isaac Asimov Science Fiction Magazine Volume 16 No 8 July 1992: Barnacle Bill the Spacer by Lucius Shepard, Mike Resnick, et all 1992

The Year's Best Science Fiction. Eighth Annual Collection. More than 250,000 words of fantastic fiction. by Gardner, editor, [Terry Bisson, Greg Egan, James Patrick Kelly, Nancy Kress, Urusula K. LeGuin, Charles Sheffield, Lucius Shepard, Robert Silverberg, Bruce Sterling] Dozois, 1991-01-01

SCHILD'S LADDER by Greg Egan, 2002

Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine Issue 8: Summer 1990, Science Fiction

Asimov's Science Fiction September 1995: Stride Across the Galaxies with Brother Perfect by Robert Reed, Greg Egan, et all 1995

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BrowseBestsellers 1 9 1. Diaspora by greg egan. greg egan, author ofQuarantine explores the possibilities in this suspenseful book.
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Extractions: In the 30th century, few humans remain on Earth. Most have downloaded themselves into robot bodies or solar-system-spanning virtual realities, escaping deathor so they believe, until the collision of nearby neutron stars threatens life in every form. Diaspora , written by Hugo Award and John W.... Read more What would happen if you could copy your memories and personality into a computer generated universe, live there, and return? Greg Egan, author of Quarantine explores the possibilities in this suspenseful book. Battles rage on different levels as computer personalities on a locked chip fight to... Read more Nine-year-old Prabir Suresh lives alone with his baby sister, Madhusree, and his biologist parents on a tropical Indonesian isle. Teranesia is so small and remote, it's not on the maps, and its strange native species of butterfly remained undiscovered until the 21st century. Prabir never wants to... Read more
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Galaktika 113. 1020. egan, greg A végtelen gyílkos Egy különleges kébítószertfogyasztó egyén olyan örvényt képes mentálisan gerjeszteni.
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La Science-fiction - Egan, Greg, 1961-
par Bernard Sigaud. Paris Laffont, 1996. 327 p. ; 22 cm.
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Extractions: Egan, Greg, 1961- La cité des permutants / Greg Egan ; traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Sigaud. Paris : Laffont, 1996. 327 p. ; 22 cm. (Ailleurs et demain) ISBN 2-221-08177-3. SDM: 9608817 [A+ 4] [Titre original: Permutation city. Ed. originale, 1994.] En l'an 2050, on peut désormais survivre à sa propre mort physique grâce aux ressources de la réalité virtuelle. A partir de cette donnée de base, l'auteur explore les rapports paradoxaux et conflictuels qui peuvent exister entre réalité et réalité virtuelle en un thriller informatique aux résonnances métaphysiques. L'action proprement dite est supplantée par les perspectives spéculatives du sujet. [André Roux] La cité des permutants / Greg Egan ; traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Sigaud ; préface de Gérard Klein. Paris : Le Livre de poche, 2000, c1996. 435 p. ; 18 cm. (Le livre de poche ; 7224. SF) ISBN 2-253-07224-9. SDM: A014642 [A+ 4] [Titre original: Permutation city. Ed. originale, 1994. Editeur sur la p. de t.: Laffont.] En l'an 2050, on peut désormais survivre à sa propre mort physique grâce aux ressources de la réalité virtuelle. A partir de cette donnée de base, l'auteur explore les rapports paradoxaux et conflictuels qui peuvent exister entre réalité et réalité virtuelle en un thriller informatique aux résonnances métaphysiques. L'action proprement dite est supplantée par les perspectives spéculatives du sujet. [André Roux] L'énigme de l'univers : roman / Greg Egan ; traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Sigaud. Paris : Laffont, 1997. 400 p. ; 22 cm. (Ailleurs et demain) ISBN 2-221-08439-X. SDM: 9717245 [A+ 4]
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Distress - Greg Egan Reviews, Ratings, Guide - Advice And Online Shopping From D
Distress greg egan reviews, ratings, guide - advice and online shopping fromdooyoo.co.uk. Distress - greg egan, dooyoo user rating 0% recommendation,
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Legends Fine & Rare Books: Luminous. By Egan, Greg.
London Millennium, 1998.1st edition. Hardcover. As New in as new dj.. Item 6180 $45.00 Buy Now. Author egan, greg. Title Luminous.
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Extractions: Title: Luminous. Description: London: Millennium, 1998. 1st edition. Hardcover. As New in as new dj.. Item # Buy Now TERMS OF SALE All items are subject to prior sale. We accept visa/mastercard/amex/discover checks and money orders. California residents, please allow for an additional 8.25% sales tax. Customers outside the US may purchase items by credit card or check drawn out in US dollars. British customers: we do accept checks in Pound Sterling. Ask for details. Within the continental US: $6.00 for the first book and $2.00 for each additional book. Outside the continental US: We ship at cost by air or surface, customer preference. We ship UPS Ground and insure items for full value over $200. There may be a small additional charge for insurance. Special arrangements (overnight, two-day, Priority Mail, etc) are welcome. We want you to be happy and comfortable with your purchase. For this reason, all books are returnable within 14 days - no questions asked. We also refund all shipping charges incurred by you. Beyond that, we accept any book back at any time, for any reason for full store credit equal to the purchase price of the book. This credit may then be used toward the purchase of any book in Legends inventory of equal or lesser value.
Legends Fine & Rare Books: Permutation City. By Egan, Greg.
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Extractions: Title: Permutation City. Description: London: Millennium, 1994. 1st ed/1st printing. Hardcover. Fine in fine dj.. Item # Buy Now TERMS OF SALE All items are subject to prior sale. We accept visa/mastercard/amex/discover checks and money orders. California residents, please allow for an additional 8.25% sales tax. Customers outside the US may purchase items by credit card or check drawn out in US dollars. British customers: we do accept checks in Pound Sterling. Ask for details. Within the continental US: $6.00 for the first book and $2.00 for each additional book. Outside the continental US: We ship at cost by air or surface, customer preference. We ship UPS Ground and insure items for full value over $200. There may be a small additional charge for insurance. Special arrangements (overnight, two-day, Priority Mail, etc) are welcome. We want you to be happy and comfortable with your purchase. For this reason, all books are returnable within 14 days - no questions asked. We also refund all shipping charges incurred by you. Beyond that, we accept any book back at any time, for any reason for full store credit equal to the purchase price of the book. This credit may then be used toward the purchase of any book in Legends inventory of equal or lesser value.
Review Of Greg Egan's "Permutation City"
A egan, greg %T Permutation City %I HarperCollins / HarperPrism %C New York%D 1994 %G ISBN 006-105481-X %P 341 pp. %O paperback, US$4.99 BACK ?.
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Extractions: 30 October 1995 Executive Summary: A solid, non-dark, hard-SF exploration of some of the things that may happen when we get computers powerful enough to accurately simulate intelligent systems. Raises some fascinating philosophical questions, and explores the edges of them, but introduces some untenable magic near the end for the sake of the action. Recommended to the general SF reader, and especially to cellular-automaton and artificial life fans. Background: Western civilization, circa 2050. Not much has changed in fifty-odd years; not really enough to be convincing. Egan had to set his story far enough in the future to get really really powerful computers, but he has no particular interest in the politics, sociology, or otherwise of this future world. That's OK. Computers are ubiquitous and highly networked, and computer time is available in massive quantities on the QIPS ("quadrillion instructions per second") market. A programmer will casually add a few billion computing elements to a computation on the chance it'll be useful, quasi-intelligent programs are available to filter your incoming mail by how you'd feel after reading it, automatic program-verification finally seems to be working. That sort of thing. It's possible to create a Copy of yourself in the global computing net, if you can afford it. These Copies have no legal status at the moment, although since some of them are Copies of very powerful individuals whose originals are no longer around, they are beginning to have considerable influence. Controversy and upheaval are expected, but they form no part of the plot, and we never find out whether or not they actually happen.
Concat SF Collectors Core Checklist - Books
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan The Lost World (1912); egan, greg Axiomatic(1995); egan, greg Diaspora (1997); egan, greg Oceanic
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Susan Stepney's Home Page SF reviews index greg egan. Paul Clarke, rec.arts.sf.written.Novels/Collections reviews. greg egan. Quarantine. Legend. 1992.
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Extractions: Novels/collections Short fiction Other Search Web for Greg Egan Google search Alta Vista search "The Moral Virologist". 1990. In Axiomatic "The Caress". 1990. In Axiomatic "Learning to Be Me". 1990. In Axiomatic "The Moat". 1991. In Axiomatic "Appropriate Love". 1991. In Axiomatic "The Infinite Assassin". 1991. In Axiomatic "Blood Sisters". 1991. In Axiomatic "Into Darkness". 1992. In Axiomatic "The Hundred-Light-Year Diary". 1992. In Axiomatic "The Walk". 1992. In Axiomatic "Unstable Orbits in the Space of Lies". 1992. In Axiomatic "Closer". 1992. In Axiomatic "Chaff". 1993. In Luminous "Transition Dreams". 1993. In Luminous "Our Lady of Chernobyl". 1994. In Luminous "Cocoon". 1994. In Luminous "A Kidnapping". 1995. In Axiomatic "Seeing". 1995. In Axiomatic "Luminous". 1995. In Luminous "Wang's Carpets". 1995. In New Legends "Silver Fire". 1995. In
Ibn Qirtaiba, Issue 18
Contents. Interview with greg egan Short story Spider's Web by Tobias Barzydlo.Serial Of Kings and Pawns, part 4 by Kevin Karmann. Interview with greg egan.
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Extractions: Issue 18 - September 1996 Ibn Qirtaiba , as you may have gathered by now, is an SF magazine. "SF" is the preferred abbreviation for "science fiction" amongst most fans, largely because it encompasses a wider variety of sub-genres than "sci-fi" and possesses less of a derogatory ring to it. The sub-genres or related genres of science fiction I usually refer to as being subsumed within SF are speculative fiction and science fantasy, but numerous other genres can also tortuously be described using words with the same initials. Fantasy per se , although it shares a similar fan base to science fiction, is not properly referred to as SF. As Isaac Asimov once noted, fantasy represents a wider field than science fiction because it "deals with all the events, past, present and future, that might arise in any possible society with only the exception of the one which actually exists." Should Ibn Qirtaiba become a magazine of fantasy as well? This is a question I now have to consider, having recently received a number of submissions that fall more easily into the category of fantasy than SF. I have no particular objection to broadening the scope of the magazine, but I would like to hear readers' comments first. An author who could never be accused of writing fantasy is hard SF author Greg Egan, who is interviewed exclusively by
Greg Egan Bibliography
A bibliography of greg egan's books and short stories, with book covers and linksto related authors. greg egan Australia (1961 ). Search Authors. Search Books.
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Extractions: Artifact Tangled Up The Way She Smiles, The Things She Says Mind Vampires Neighbourhood Watch Scatter My Ashes Beyond the Whistle Test The Cutie Axiomatic The Caress Eugene The Extra Learning to Be Me The Moral Virologist The Safe-Deposit Box Appropriate Love Blood Sisters The Demon's Passage Fidelity In Numbers The Infinite Assassin The Moat The Vat Before Closer Dust The Hundred Light-Year Diary Into Darkness Reification Highway Unstable Orbits in the Space of Lies The Walk Worthless Chaff Transition Dreams Cocoon Hugo (nominee) Our Lady of Chernobyl A Kidnapping Luminous Hugo (nominee) Mister Volition Mitochondrial Eve Seeing Silver Fire TAP Hugo (nominee) Wang's Carpets Reasons to Be Cheerful Yeyuka Oceanic Hugo The Planck Dive Hugo (nominee) Border Guards Hugo (nominee)
Axiomatic By Greg Egan
July 1998 Paperback, Top. Title AXIOMATIC Author(s) egan, greg ISBN075281650X. Title Axiomatic Author(s) egan, greg ISBN 1857983092.
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Review: Teranesia By Greg Egan
Teranesia by greg egan (buy). Conclusion Worth Reading. A egan, greg %TTeranesia %I HarperPrism %D 199911 %G ISBN 0-06-105092-X %P 293 pp.
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Extractions: SF Reviews by Aaron M. Renn By Author By Title By Date Reviewed Conclusion: Worth Reading It's very interesting that this book should follow so closely after Greg Bear's Darwin's Radio (in the US at least). In both novels we see unexplained genetic alterations that turn out to be the manifestation of some sort of advanced computer-like processes taking place in nature. (Sorry, more details would be spoilers). In this case, a butterfly that is far different than expected leads a husband and wife team of biologists from India to a remote island in the south Pacific seeking an answer to the mystery. The scientific premise was interesting, but does not dominate the novel. Which is too bad because I didn't care all that much for the characters in the book. It wasn't that they were poorly drawn or unlikeable (except where Egan plainly wanted them to be), only that they did not connect with me. Well, I did find a few flaws in the execution of the protagonist Prabir. At times, he's vulnerable and tortured with self doubt. But other times he's extremely cool and rational. I just didn't think he was portrayed consistently throughout, even given the growth one would ordinarily expect someone to go through during the years we know him. Also, as a youngster, he seemed particularly precocious, particularly in the way he dispassionately dissected the behavior and motivations of the adults around him. It just wasn't believeable. Since it's the characters rather than the science driving this one, that downgraded my opinion of the novel. But on the plus side, Egan avoided subjecting us to a barrage of biology lectures like Bear did, and he kept the book fairly short and sweet. However, like Robert Charles Wilson's Bios, which I also just finished reading, this one might have better been done as a novella than a novel.
Review: Diaspora By Greg Egan
Diaspora by greg egan. A egan, greg %T Diaspora %I HarperPrism %D 199911(original publication 1998) %G ISBN 0-06-105698-3 %P 403 pp.
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Extractions: SF Reviews by Aaron M. Renn By Author By Title By Date Reviewed Conclusion: Incomprehensible but Worth Reading This is a science fiction novel that combines a number of elements that should satisfy many an SF fan: advanced AI, galactic exploration, a vast sweep of time and space, etc. Indeed, there was a lot that I liked about the novel. However, it suffers from way too much pseudo-scientific gobbledygook. There's a quote at the front from the San Francisco Examiner that says "One gets the feeling at times not of reading a novel, but of witnessing an extended conversation Egan is having with himself on topics ranging from biotechnology to particle physics to social theory." Somehow I don't think that was meant to be a compliment. The novel opens sometime near the end of the 21st century. Humanity has splintered into disembodied AI's living in cyberspace polises (some of them actual uploaded humans), people who live in robot bodies, and those who remain relatively human, termed fleshers. I say relatively because most of these humans have radically altered their genetic structure in some way. The theoretically impossible collapse of a nearby binary neutron star system sends massive doses of radiation to earth, severely harming the biosphere. This brings home to the non-fleshers that they too might prove mortal. So they decide to try spreading across the galaxy in an attempt to improve survival chances, hence the title. Right off the bat we're treated to an example of what is wrong with this book. This is in the form on an extended description of how one of the polises goes about constructing a new AI citizen. This could be considered an interesting bit of speculation to some fans, but to me it was just superfluous. This fascination with scientific speculation, as opposed to the normal plot, character, setting etc of the mainstream novel, is one of the biggest weaknesses of the genre, IMO, both from a fan and writer perspective. Every SF novel needs what I call its "SF premise", some bit of speculation that informs the story or setting such that the book is SF instead of a vanilla novel. But taking this too far is, again IMO, a big mistake. Egan crosses this line into scientific speculation for its own sake.
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Good (8). egan,greg QUARANTINE. Our solar system has been quarantinedinside a bubble. Very Good (8). egan,greg PERMUTATION CITY (1994).
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Extractions: The Shift EFFINGER,GEORGE ALEC WHEN GRAVITY FAILS Marid Audran is a freelance operator in a decadent Arabic ghetto who is hired by a mob boss to find a murderer. As the body count climbs, Marid is pressured to make use of brain implants the rest of the population has been using for a long time. Marid has avoided them thus far, seeking his own escape from reality via the pills he constantly pops. It's a detective type story told in the first person following Marid's journey. Entertaining from start to finish and the guilty party is not disclosed until the final pages. Good (8)
Greg Egan : An Icon Of The Creative Universe - A Master Of Science Fiction And F
greg egan An Icon of the Creative Universe A Master of Science Fiction andFantasy Quill - Paver of Past, Present, and Future. All about greg egan
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