Pacific Edge: Three Californias
| 作者 | Kim Stanley Robinson |
|---|---|
| 出版社 | Ingram International Inc |
| 商品描述 | Pacific Edge: Three Californias:TheconcludingbookinKimStanleyRobinson'scritically-acclaimedThreeCaliforniasTrilogy,PacificEdge.2065:Inaworldthathasrediscovered |
| 作者 | Kim Stanley Robinson |
|---|---|
| 出版社 | Ingram International Inc |
| 商品描述 | Pacific Edge: Three Californias:TheconcludingbookinKimStanleyRobinson'scritically-acclaimedThreeCaliforniasTrilogy,PacificEdge.2065:Inaworldthathasrediscovered |
內容簡介 The concluding book in Kim Stanley Robinson's critically-acclaimed Three Californias Trilogy, Pacific Edge. 2065: In a world that has rediscovered harmony with nature, the village of El Modena, California, is an ecotopia in the making. Kevin Claiborne, a young builder who has grown up in this "green" world, now finds himself caught up in the struggle to preserve his community's idyllic way of life from the resurgent forces of greed and exploitation.
作者介紹 Kim Stanley Robinson's Three Californias trilogy -- The Gold Coast, The Wild Shore, and Pacific Edge -- has been observed as "an intriguing work, one that will delight and entertain you, and, most importantly, cause you to stop and think" (The Santa Ana Register). His many other novels include Escape from Kathmandu and Green Mars -- which won the Hugo and Locus Award for Best Novel.
| 書名 / | Pacific Edge: Three Californias |
|---|---|
| 作者 / | Kim Stanley Robinson |
| 簡介 / | Pacific Edge: Three Californias:TheconcludingbookinKimStanleyRobinson'scritically-acclaimedThreeCaliforniasTrilogy,PacificEdge.2065:Inaworldthathasrediscovered |
| 出版社 / | Ingram International Inc |
| ISBN13 / | 9780312890384 |
| ISBN10 / | |
| EAN / | 9780312890384 |
| 誠品26碼 / | |
| 重量(g) / | 430.9 |
| 尺寸 / | 21.3X13.7X2.3CM |
| 級別 / | N:無 |
| 裝訂 / | P:平裝 |
| 頁數 / | 336 |
| 語言 / | 3:英文 |
最佳賣點 : Each of the novels in Robinson's "Three Californias" trilogy uses the same setting--Orange County in Southern California--but each envisions a radically different future. Pacific Edge shows readers a place transformed by the "green" politics of environmental awareness--"a bittersweet utopia that may shame you into entertaining new hope for the future" (New York Times Book Review).