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Apocalypse Array

The Philip K. Dick Award

Apocalypse Array

Lyda Morehouse

Part of the AngeLINK series, this science fiction novel combines religious imagery with a cyberpunk future and explores faith, technology, and identity within the series arc.

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Work Information

Apocalypse Array follows its characters through choices and change, guided by the central idea suggested by the award title.

Apocalypse Array is a work by Lyda Morehouse. Available sources make it possible to trace the work through prize records and related publication data. This description presents the central conflict or argument for readers.

Review Summaries

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Book Information

Publisher
Roc
Published
2004-06-01
Pages
352 pages
Language
英語
Size
11.07 x 2.46 x 17.07 cm
ISBN-13
9780451459817
ISBN-10
0451459814
Price
5432 JPY
Category
洋書/Science Fiction & Fantasy/Science Fiction

Amariah, the daughter of the archangel Michael and a legendary force in the cybernetic and law enforcement communities, discovers she might be the next messiah, while the antichrist and the Prince of Darkness prepare to marry and unleash Armageddon on the world. Original.

Reviews

  • Prescient

    Lyda's AngeLINK series was prescient when it was written. It features a world that has shifted to theocracy and implants that connect people directly to the internet. The world Morehouse has created is rich and thought provoking. The story is incredibly well told. Lyda is an incredible author!

  • Great book

    Enjoyable read, entertaining deconstruction of western judeo-christian mythos in a cyberpunk dystopian future. Loved it when it was first published, loved rediscovering it as an ebook.

  • .

    This book is like if someone told you they could s--- a rainbow. It sounds great and you're going to stick around to see it but you wont be standing too close because rainbow or not, you don't want to be s--- on.

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