Aurora
Aurora by Kim Stanley Robinson, published by Orbit in 2016, is a science fiction narrative that explores humanity’s journey from Earth to a new home. This edition spans 518 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds as a generational voyage, focusing on the challenges and complexities faced by those aboard the spacecraft as they approach their destination, Aurora.
Readers will find a richly imagined tale that delves into themes of space exploration, human experience, and the interplay of physics and biology. The narrative is characterized by its thoughtful examination of the emotional and sociological aspects of such a monumental journey. Aurora invites exploration of the wonders and perils of interstellar travel, making it a significant addition to the science fiction genre.
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‘What a saga! Scifi with honest, complex humanity, physics, biology, sociology’ – Tom Hanks
‘Aurora is a magnificent piece of writing, certainly Robinson’s best novel since his mighty Mars trilogy, perhaps his best ever’ – Guardian
Our voyage from Earth began generations ago.
Now, we approach our destination.
A new home.
Aurora.
Brilliantly imagined and beautifully told, Aurora is the work of a writer at the height of his powers.
‘An accessible novel packed with big ideas, wonders, jeopardy and, at the end, a real emotional punch’ SFX
‘Aurora is Robinson’s best book yet . . . Heart-wrenching, provocative’ Scientific American
‘Kim Stanley Robinson is one of science fiction’s greats’ Sunday Times
Novels by Kim Stanley Robinson:
Icehenge
The Memory of Whiteness
A Short, Sharp Shock
Antarctica
The Years of Rice and Salt
Galileo’s Dream
2312
Shaman
Aurora
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