Cat’s Cradle Warhead
Cat’s Cradle Warhead by Andrew Cartmel, published by Doctor Who Books in 1993, is a science fiction narrative that explores a near-future Earth ravaged by unchecked industrial development. This edition spans 262 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds against a backdrop of environmental collapse and societal chaos, where guerilla warfare erupts in inner cities and a dark age of superstition takes hold.
Readers will find a gripping tale as Ace accompanies the Doctor on a mission to confront the powerful multinational corporations and wealthy individuals who prioritize their own immortality over the survival of humanity. The narrative traverses various locations, including London, New York, and Turkey, as the characters navigate a world on the brink of destruction. This book delves into themes of technology, environmental degradation, and the struggle for survival in a deteriorating society.
Official synopsis Publisher
“The place is Earth. The time is the near future — all too near. Industrial development has accelerated out of all control, spawning dangerous new technologies and laying the planet to waste. While the inner cities collapse in guerilla warfare, a dark age of superstition dawns. As destruction of the environment reaches the point of no return, multinational corporations and super-rich individuals unite in a last desperate effort — not to save humankind, but to buy themselves immortality in a poisoned world. If Earth is to survive, somebody has to stop them. From London to New York to Turkey, Ace follows the Doctor as he prepares, finally, to strike back.”–Page 4 of cover
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