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Eternity
Eternity
Author: Greg Bear
Greg Bear returns to the wonder of his acclaimed novel, "Eon." To and Earth struggling from the ravages of nuclear Death. To the amazing asteroid-starship Thistledown, its cyber-civilization not quite from our far future. And the the Way - an endless corridor, carved from the mathematics of space, slicing across universes. — Desperately stopping ...  more »
ISBN: 209889
Publication Date: 1988
Pages: 339
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3 stars, based on 3 ratings
Publisher: Warner Books
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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mattord avatar reviewed Eternity on + 23 more book reviews
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Great 'hard' SF novel. I enjoyed this book immensely and do not want to part with it, but need the room.
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Sequel to Eon

It is an age of pain and wonder: on Earth, struggling from the ravages of nuclear war; on the Thistledown, the amazing asteroid-starship form the far future; and in the Wat, the infiniet corridor that slices across universes borth human and inhuman.

But now an impossible visitor form the end of Time comes to take a handful of voyagers into space-time, where they must destory the ultimate marvel of science
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Not as good as its prequel Eon, but if you're really into Eon, you'll need to know what happens to the characters.
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A Powerful, imaginative hard science-fiction author with ends perhaps too tidily put together (the sequel to EON)

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