World's Collider: a Shared-world Anthology - Richard Salter - Livros - Nightscape Press, LLP - 9781938644023 - 13 de julho de 2012
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World's Collider: a Shared-world Anthology

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The Collision is the worst disaster in human history. So far?

In the near future, an experiment at the Large Hadron Collider causes an enormous explosion, known as the Collision. The blast flattens a huge chunk of central Europe and punches a massive hole in the Earth?s surface. Over the next decade, unspeakable horrors pour from the rift: vicious creatures with a taste for human flesh, a terrible scream that drives all who hear it insane, a phantom entity that feeds on fear and paranoia, and a nightmare train from the pits of hell, to name but a few. This onslaught of terror causes the collapse of civilization and threatens to wipe humanity from the planet.

World?s Collider is a unique concept in short fiction, where all eighteen original stories are part of a common narrative, recounting the disaster and its aftermath. A true novel by many voices, including Steven Savile, James Moran, Aaron Rosenberg, Trent Zelazny, Jonathan Green, Simon Kurt Unsworth, Kelly Hale, Richard Wright and a host of new talent.

Fifty million people died in the Collision. They were the lucky ones?

"Each component cranks up the tension and the disparate tales combine in mosaic-fashion to deliver a truly gripping narrative." - Ian Whates, author of The Noise Within

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Lançado 13 de julho de 2012
ISBN13 9781938644023
Editoras Nightscape Press, LLP
Páginas 470
Dimensões 152 × 229 × 24 mm   ·   625 g
Idioma Inglês  

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