Dancing With Myself by Charles Sheffield

Dancing With Myself

Charles Sheffield
384 pages
Phoenix Pick
Aug 1993
Paperback
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"One of the most imaginative, exciting talents to appear on the SF scene in recent years." - Publishers Weekly "A master of hard science fiction." - Noumenon This collection contains sixteen stories and science articles by the remarkable author, Charles Sheffield. The stories range in length from being barely a page ("The Seventeen-Year Locusts") to long novelettes ("The Courts of Xanadu") . They also range in mood from the "very silly to very somber." Each of them provides a unique and highly imaginative look at the impact of technology on the human condition from one of the most innovative minds in science fiction. Charles Sheffield was a mathematician and a theoretical physicist who had that rare gift of making complex science understandable to everyone, as evident in this collection.
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Pages 384
Publisher Phoenix Pick
Published 1993
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