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Later, I served in roles befitting a trusted warrior--leading units of American draftees into battle... rooting out cells of stubborn resistance... and using clever American technologies to help extend the realm my masters controlled... where they could feed their burning hunger...

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AGH! We must EJECT!

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'As foretold, a chosen few will shelter in the arms of Yggdrasil... while the rest--gods, giants, men--all perish below.'

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It went on, each envoy confessing past fault, absolving others. Yet, I thought, how odd. Nobody cast blame on whoever DESIGNED this world... made its rules--culminating in today's hell.

David Brin is a scientist and best-selling author whose future-oriented novels include Earth, The Postman, and Hugo Award winners Startide Rising and The Uplift War. (The Postman inspired a major film in 1998.) Brin is also known as a leading commentator on modern technological trends. His nonfiction book -- The Transparent Society -- won the Freedom of Speech Award of the American Library Association. Brin's newest novel Kiln People explores a fictional near future when people use cheap copies of themselves to be in two places at once. The Life Eaters -- a graphic novel -- explores a chilling alternative outcome of World War II.


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