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Grand junction

by Maurice G. Dantec

Earliest known edition
2009
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
579
English editions
2 ↗
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2009 · Ballantine Books · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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On October 4, 2057, most electronic devices on Earth are infected and destroyed by unknown viruses, and billions of people dependent on machine interfaces are killed as a result. Twelve years later, the survivors are sunk in a new dark age, a grim afterworld in which the only law is the law of the jungle. In the sprawling ruins of Grand Junction, a thriving urban community centered on a abandoned spaceport, civilization is hanging on by its fingernails. In this last fragile outpost of knowledge and reason, hope and faith, a second wave of lethal viruses is unleashed--viruses that attack human beings directly, stripping away language, thought, humanity itself. But it is also here that a young boy, a guitar-playing prodigy named Link de Nova, discovers within himself the power to fight a malevolent entity determined to remake the world in its own bleak image. Now, as the viruses spread and enemies converge on Grand Junction, Link and his friends and protectors, Chrysler Campbell and Yuri McCoy, prepare to fight for the survival of the human race with rifles, radios, and rock 'n' roll--Publisher's description.

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Grand junctionSelectedMaurice G. Dantec ; translated from the French by Tina A. Kover.2009unknown579Open Library ↗
Grand junctionMaurice G. Dantec ; translated from the French by Tina A. Kover.2009unknown—Open Library ↗
THE IDEAS CONNECTING THE DOTS

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/tags/OL179TFiction, science fiction, generalFrench Science fiction