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Philip Palmer

    Este autor comenzó a escribir a los catorce años, y sus primeros cuentos cortos ya insinuaban un gusto por la mezcla de géneros. Al mudarse a Londres después de la universidad, combinó la escritura con la lectura de guiones para teatros y compañías cinematográficas, desarrollando una sólida habilidad narrativa como guionista de televisión y editor de guiones. Ahora, escribe novelas extensas y épicas que se nutren de sus experiencias de vida y de su persona. Si bien su obra puede cambiar de género, consistentemente ofrece humor, misterio y peligro, poblada por un elenco de personajes peculiares e inolvidables, algunos de los cuales pueden no ser de este mundo.

    Morpho
    Debatable Space
    Artemis
    Red Claw
    Version 43
    • 2019

      Morpho

      • 114 páginas
      • 4 horas de lectura

      Hayley encounters a shocking and surreal situation when a corpse on the mortuary slab suddenly sits up and asks her for help. This bizarre event thrusts her into a world where the boundaries between life and death blur, challenging her perception of reality and sanity. As she grapples with this unsettling experience, she must navigate the implications of her newfound connection to the deceased, leading her into unexpected and possibly dangerous circumstances.

      Morpho
    • 2011

      Artemis

      • 402 páginas
      • 15 horas de lectura

      A rip-roaring space adventure set in our far-future, from an author who has received multiple accolades from the Guardian, SFX, SciFi Now, SFRevu and blog enthusiasts

      Artemis
    • 2010
    • 2009

      Red Claw

      • 451 páginas
      • 16 horas de lectura

      Professor Richard Helms heads up a tight-knit band of scientists and soldiers sent to explore New Amazon, a lush but savage planet seemingly determined to attack them at every turn. When they are done cataloguing every detail of this vast, unfamiliar ecosystem, they will burn it to the ground and make it fit for human habitation. But when the team falls under attack, Helms and his followers are forced to flee into the depths of the jungle. Here, old enemies and petty rivalries surface as they struggle to survive. They soon end up fighting for their lives - against the planet they are exploring, the robots designed to protect them and, most of all, against each other. For the countdown into madness is ticking. Palmer burns a new path for science fiction in this gripping, dark tale of man's place in the universe.

      Red Claw
    • 2008

      Debatable Space

      • 480 páginas
      • 17 horas de lectura

      Flanagan (who is, for want of a better word, a pirate) has a plan. It seems relatively simple: kidnap Lena, the Cheo's daughter, demand a vast ransom for her safe return, sit back and wait. Only the Cheo, despotic ruler of the known universe, isn't playing ball. Flanagan and his crew have seen this before, of course, but since they've learned a few tricks from the bad old days (being particularly bad if you happen to have been one of the myriad sons or daughters the Cheo let die rather than give in to blackmail) and since they know something about Lena that should make the plan foolproof, the Cheo's defiance is a major setback. It is a situation that calls for extreme measures. Luckily, Flanagan has considerable experience in this area. . .

      Debatable Space