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Primero que nada quiero destacar que no hay fecha confirmada, ya que como todos ustedes sabrán, los procesos editoriales son bastante lentos. Pero lo que sí les puedo confirmar es que ya se han adquirido los derechos y que van a salir a la venta (quizá) en el último trimestre de este año.
Primero que nada quiero destacar que no hay fecha confirmada, ya que como todos ustedes sabrán, los procesos editoriales son bastante lentos. Pero lo que sí les puedo confirmar es que ya se han adquirido los derechos y que van a salir a la venta (quizá) en el último trimestre de este año.
More than anything, Tom Raines wants to be important, though his shadowy life is anything but that. For years, Tom’s drifted from casino to casino with his unlucky gambler of a dad, gaming for their survival. Keeping a roof over their heads depends on
Then one day, Tom stops being invisible. Someone’s been watching his virtual-reality prowess, and he’s offered the incredible—a place at the Pentagonal Spire, an elite military academy. There, Tom’s instincts for combat will be put to the test, and if he passes, he’ll become a member of the Intrasolar Forces, helping to lead his country to victory in World War Three. Finally, he’ll be someone important: a superhuman war machine with the tech skills that every virtual-reality warrior dreams of. Life at the Spire holds everything that Tom’s always wanted—friends, the possibility of a girlfriend, and a life where his every action matters—but what will it cost him?
Gripping and provocative, S. J. Kincaid’s futuristic thrill ride of a debut crackles with memorable characters, tremendous wit, and a vision of the future that asks startling, timely questions about the melding of humanity and technology.
Madeleine Tully lives in Cambridge, England, the World – a city of
spires, Isaac Newton and Auntie’s Tea Shop.
Elliot Baranski lives in Bonfire, the Farms, the Kingdom of
Cello – where seasons roam, the Butterfly Child sleeps in a glass jar, and
bells warn of attacks from dangerous Colours.
They are worlds apart – until a crack opens up between them;
a corner of white – the slim seam of a letter.
A mesmerising story of two worlds; the cracks between them,
the science that binds them and the colours that infuse them.
‘Perfectly strange, and absolutely comical and heartfelt ...
Jaclyn Moriarty is one of the most original writers we have.’ – Markus Zusak
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