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Brass Man

by Neal L. Asher

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Artificial intelligence ↗Alien life ↗Space exploration ↗Robots & androids ↗
Earliest known edition
2005
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
432
English editions
6 ↗
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April 15, 2005 · Tor · eng

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The knight errant Anderson is hunting a dragon on the primitive Out-Polity world of Cull, little knowing that far away a man - more technology than human flesh - has resurrected a brass killing machine to assist in a similar hunt that encompasses star systems. When agent Cormac learns that his old enemy still lives, he sets out in pursuit aboard the attack ship Jack Ketch... whilst scientist Mika begins discovering the horrifying truth about that ancient technology ostensibly produced by the alien Jain, who died out five million years ago.

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Catalogued editions of Brass Man
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Brass ManSelectedApril 15, 2005hardcover432Open Library ↗
Brass ManJuly 31, 2006paperback568Open Library ↗
Brass ManJanuary 23, 2007paperback496Open Library ↗
Brass Man2018unknown576Open Library ↗
Brass Man2011unknown528Open Library ↗
Brass Man2018unknown—Open Library ↗
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Alien life ↗

Source subject: Life on other planets View evidence ↗

Artificial intelligence ↗

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Robots & androids ↗

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Space exploration ↗

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