Dark Space
London
:
Orbit
,
2007
Z1374866
2007
single work
novel
science fiction
'While drifting in space, lost, due to navigational failure, a mineral scout discovers God. When word gets out, academics from the studiums across Orion scramble to gain the Entity's favour. However, not all the sentients of Orion hold this 'god' in awe - some, like the philosophers of Scolar and the Transhumans of Extropy are deeply suspicious. Onto the grand stage of inter-planetary academic politics, intellectual conceit and dubious theology walks Baronessa Mira Fedor. Her planet has been torn apart by the invasion of a race of giant tardigrades. Only the Orion League of Sentient Species can lend aid, but OLOSS are preoccupied with communicating with god. Mira, together with the larrikin, misogynist Jo-Jo Rasterovich, is left to her own resources to find help. In doing so she unmasks a galaxy-size intrigue. But will she live long enough to tell anyone...?' (Source: Publisher's blurb)
Chaos Space
London
:
Orbit
,
2008
Z1548979
2008
single work
novel
science fiction
'Having fled the invasion on Araldis, Mira Fedor travels to the nearest Orion League planet seeking aid for her devastated world, but the authorities seem more interested in stealing her bio-ship, Insignia, than in rendering help. While Mira flees from world to world, Araldis burns. The more Mira uncovers, the more mysteries she finds: why is the initiate Tekton taking such extreme measures just to acquire a mineral alloy? Why do so many of the protagonists in this galaxy-wide drama have links to the Stain Wars? And what part does the Sole Entity - literally, God - have to play . . . ?' (Source: Publisher's blurb)
Mirror Space
London
:
Orbit
,
2009
Z1743873
2009
single work
novel
science fiction
'Araldis is under occupation by hostile forces and the Orion League of Sentient Species seems unable to help. Mira Fedor calls on Rast Randall to help save her planet but while Rast's contacts are free of political constraints, do they all have separate agendas, or are events rushing to a terrible conclusion?' (Publication summary)
Transformation Space
London
:
Orbit
,
2010
Z1754750
2010
single work
novel
science fiction
Mira's pregnancy seems to be proceeding at an inhuman pace and the sedate acceptance of this state of affairs by her biozoon, Insigna, is as much an irritation as it is comfort. It seems clear that the extropists' procedures have had an unforeseen effect - but will her child be more than human?
