
The Medusa Chronicles
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Peter Kenny
A sequel to Sir Arthur C. Clarke's Nebula Award-winning novella A Meeting with Medusa, this novel is a continuation of the thrilling adventure of astronaut Howard Falcon, humanity's first explorer of Jupiter, from two modern science fiction masters.
Howard Falcon almost lost his life in an accident as the first human astronaut to explore the atmosphere of Jupiter - and a combination of human ingenuity and technical expertise brought him back. But he is no longer himself. Instead he has been changed into an augmented human: part man, part machine, and exceptionally capable.
With permission from the Clarke estate, Stephen Baxter and Alastair Reynolds continue this beloved writer's enduring vision and have created a fresh story for new listeners. The Medusa Chronicles charts Falcon's journey through the centuries granted by his new body but always goes back to the mysteries of Jupiter and the changing interaction between humanity and the universe. A compelling listen full of incredible action right from the beginning, this is a modern classic in the spirit of 2001 and The Martian.
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Odd narrator
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Arthur C. Clarke would be proud!
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Magnificent
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As always, Peter Kenney takes to story to brilliant heights with a deft and entertaining performance. Truly the preeminent talent of SF narration in my opinion, he does not disappoint with this one.
Monday. performance and wonderful story
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The sci-fi elements are a mix of rudimentary space travel, alien lifeforms within a gas giant, and the rise of machine intelligence. Perhaps more fascinating than the science fiction and the story plot is the gradual transition in presentation from the more classic sci-fi of Clarke's era to a more contemporary style as displayed by the authors' other works, leading to a progression towards a more complex, nuanced and engaging tale as the story evolves. In the end, Falcon has a Forrest Gump quality that places him squarely in the middle of every significant turning point for humanity and the other forms of life and intelligences that come to inhabit the solar system eventually becoming a type of ambassador for the whatever come next.
The narration is nicely done with a good range of voices, including the non-human entities that comprise a large set of the major players.
Intriguing follow-on to an Arthur C Clarke short
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Very good.
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However, I stuck with it, and am glad I did. In there end this book is as mind expanding as any of his other books.
Almost stopped listening. Glad I didn't.
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A brilliant and spanning story
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Peter Kenny has a smooth, distinguished voice. His narration is outstanding.
Highly recommended.
The Parabolic Father of Sci-Fi, Gratified.
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it turns into some good interesting sci fi. stick with it. the front half is rather bland but it picks up. good ending.it gets better
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