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Bitter Seeds - by Ian Tregillis PDF Print E-mail

Review by Mark Webb

Bitter Seeds by Ian Tregillis, Orbit, August 2012

bitter-seeds-covBlurbs for books are an interesting phenomenon. Sometimes meaninglessly positive, occasionally decipherable only after you've read the book, and at their best tantalisingly cryptic. What blurbs usually don't do is encapsulate the core of a story in one pithy fragment of a sentence. Imagine then this reviewer's surprise when he received his copy of the debut novel by Ian Tregillis, Bitter Seeds, and read Cory Doctorow's blurb:

'Mad English warlocks battling twisted Nazi psychics'


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A turning point is upon us. A new flood is coming...

Decades from now, an alien artefact is plucked from Earth's Orbit by a galactic garbage trawler. And it will shed light on the fate of humanity itself.

We've always longed to know our destiny. We've always seen the end coming. But with so many different ways to be annihilated, how will we survive?

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