MEMORY is the latest of the INFINITE DIMENSIONS series of theme-based science fiction/fantasy anthologies — a collection of seven tales exploring new ideas around the concept of memory, and how it shapes our past, present and future. Asteroid XXII by Mackenzie Reide: Welcome to the future among the stars, where the survival of you and your crew depends upon a space station that may literally be losing its mind. Blank by Michael Ben-Zvi: In the near future, a woman discovers if removing a piece of herself can restore the past, or at least the past she wants. Level 4 by Michelle A. Belgrave: An experienced professional lives in a society where a comfortable life is aided by technology, but breaking the rules can lead to the loss of one's identity. Dream Time by Paul Smith: One man's decision leads to a punishment that threatens to blur the lines of justice and truth. Post Epiq by Jennifer Graham: An amnesiac struggles to determine which reality is real and makes a decision that will change her life forever. Sister, Sister by Shirley Chan: The history of a person, even the most famous, is not always what is remembered. You Are Music by Steven L. Rosenhaus: A composer creates his greatest masterpiece, only to learn how much of us truly lives on through art and the memories of loved ones. In a time where truth is too easily forgotten, memory remains an essential part of our lives. Because among the infinite dimensions, the memories you hold dear might be the most crucial tools you have to build a better future.
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Growing up on California's central coast, Jennifer Graham listened with fascination to stories of her ancestors' everyday joys and struggles as they arrived, settled, worked, and raised families in the Golden State. The story of great-grandmother Zorada, described by the family as a "mail-order bride," who left her city life in Nashville to marry a man she'd never laid eyes on-a rancher in rural San Benito County-was particularly compelling. In Ruffling a Few Feathers, Jennifer has sought to bring this courageous woman's story to life and to highlight how leaving the familiar and daring to adopt the ordinary life of others leads to unexpected challenges, tragedies, and triumphs. In the spirit of her pioneer ancestors, Jennifer, in her late thirties, followed a compelling desire to try somewhere new, and moved to Scotland to work "for a while." She surprised herself by settling, marrying, staying. Though her new island home is beautiful, she often yearns for the filtered light in a redwood forest, the neon yellow of wild mustard against a purple sky, the heady scent of vast strawberry fields in the summer sun, and the insistent scream of a Steller's Jay as it greedily eyes your picnic lunch.Ruffling a Few Feathers is Jennifer's first novel. A sequel is already swirling in her mind and demanding to be released on paper.
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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 266 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | MEMORY is the latest of the INFINITE DIMENSIONS series of theme-based science fiction/fantasy anthologies - a collection of seven tales exploring new ideas around the concept of memory, and how it shapes our past, present and future.Asteroid XXII by Mackenzie Reide: Welcome to the future among the stars, where the survival of you and your crew depends upon a space station that may literally be losing its mind. Blank by Michael Ben-Zvi: In the near future, a woman discovers if removing a piece of herself can restore the past, or at least the past she wants. Level 4 by Michelle A. Belgrave: An experienced professional lives in a society where a comfortable life is aided by technology, but breaking the rules can lead to the loss of one's identity. Dream Time by Paul Smith: One man's decision leads to a punishment that threatens to blur the lines of justice and truth. Post Epiq by Jennifer Graham: An amnesiac struggles to determine which reality is real and makes a decision that will change her life forever. Sister, Sister by Shirley Chan: The history of a person, even the most famous, is not always what is remembered. You Are Music by Steven L. Rosenhaus: A composer creates his greatest masterpiece, only to learn how much of us truly lives on through art and the memories of loved ones.In a time where truth is too easily forgotten, memory remains an essential part of our lives. Because among the infinite dimensions, the memories you hold dear might be the most crucial tools you have to build a better future. Artikel-Nr. 36011826/1
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