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Ben Jeapes

Autor(a) de The Ark

17+ Works 345 Membros 17 Críticas 2 Favorited
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About the Author

Ben Jeapes is the author of three other science fiction novels

Séries

Obras por Ben Jeapes

The Ark (1998) 88 exemplares
The Xenocide Mission (2002) 75 exemplares
The New World Order (2004) 71 exemplares
Time's Chariot (2000) 59 exemplares
Phoenicia's Worlds (2013) 21 exemplares
ADA: (Lovelace) (First Names) (2019) 14 exemplares
The Data Class 3 exemplares
Trial By Alien 2 exemplares
Pages Out of Order 2 exemplares
Go With The Flow 1 exemplar
The Robson strain 1 exemplar

Associated Works

The Best of Interzone (1997) — Contribuidor — 98 exemplares
Digital Dreams (1990) — Contribuidor — 60 exemplares
The BSFA Review 9 (2020) — Contribuidor — 1 exemplar
Focus 71 (2020) — Contribuidor — 1 exemplar
Focus 73 (2021) — Contribuidor — 1 exemplar
Focus 76 (2023) — Contribuidor — 1 exemplar

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Conhecimento Comum

Outros nomes
Rook, Sebastian (shared pseudonym)
Data de nascimento
1965-02-14
Sexo
male
Nacionalidade
UK
Prémios e menções honrosas
Guest of Honour, Eastercon, UK (2005)

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Pretty good young adult science fiction/time travel/mystery book. Not a lot of sci fi or mystery has been published lately for this age group, so a good title to keep in mind to recommend to those teenage Star Trek fans. Or their modern replacements.
 
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JanetNoRules | 2 outras críticas | Sep 17, 2018 |
This book had a good beginning & resolution but it had problems. I️ liked how it addressed misunderstandings & assumptions by the different aliens, a nice analogy to diversity issues. But it got preachy at the end. There were no section dividers within chapters in the E-book. So no idea there was a switch in locale & characters from one paragraph to the next, maybe a prob with kindle version. Finally, lots of jargon with little explanation.
 
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KarenMonsen | 3 outras críticas | Mar 28, 2018 |
Ben s - A tough gets a job as a guard in a reach project in quantum physics,,,
 
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AlanPoulter | Dec 24, 2016 |
Michael Gilmore is made captain of a ship that will take the UK-1's (a gigantic space station) representative to the convocation to which a mysterious technologically advanced alien race has invited human beings - saying they want to share their planet with human beings after a selection process. Gilmore is a man passed over in his career and he feels he has finally made the grade - this is very illustrious position and he will be carrying the Prince (of the now defunct UK kingdom). Gilmore finds that there's a lot more going on behind the scenes than he expects for a supposed peaceful delegation - like there are weapons fitted on his spaces ship and all other delegate's ships. The aliens, the First Breed - also known as Rusties, since they are reddish and always flaking, put representatives on each delegate's ship in order to interview the ships' crews and understand humans further. Gilmore is suspicious of their motives, as well as the delegates intentions, but he also haunted by the spectre of failure - making him doubt his own decisions. What follows fulfulls his greatest fears and he has to make risky decisions that imperil his crew and the delegations. In the meantime, the aliens are paying strict attention to the human's dangerous intrigues. Technology is lightly touched upon, but you get a close-up view of living in cramped space ships and how frail they really are. Anyone who likes conspiracies, intrigue and boxes within boxes will enjoy this book.… (mais)
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triciareads55 | 1 outra crítica | Sep 9, 2016 |

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Estatísticas

Obras
17
Also by
8
Membros
345
Popularidade
#69,185
Avaliação
½ 3.3
Críticas
17
ISBN
43
Marcado como favorito
2
Pedras de toque
8

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