Real good sci-fi is hard to come by, and many authors have trodden down the same old paths. It takes a Gary Gibson to outshine the others using the usual themes.
But Adrian Tchaikovsky's 'Children of Time' is different. It's a novel approach, mixing evolution (actually two evolutions, one petering out, another one coming up) and longevity. I won't say no more. Get it:
And if you don't believe me, in 2016 it got the Arthur C. Clarke Award, which is saying something.
Nite,
MFBB.
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