Locus Easton Press will release a leatherbound edition AceĬopyright © 2007 by Cryptic, Inc. The climactic encounter at the galactic core (where the source of the omegas is indeed found) is particularly ironic, with echoes of Fred Hoyle.' '.Wonders and mysteries and dangers, but also discoveries laced with melancholy (more ruins, more neighbors we just missed) and deep irony. Cauldron succeeds as both an entry in an ongoing series and as a stand-alone novel.' New readers won't feel lost, while returning readers won't feel they are being told what they already know. 'For all that Cauldron draws on McDevitt's earlier novels, everything a reader needs to know to enter his wonder-filled world is included in the book, which can easily stand on its own. His first novel, The Hercules Text, was published in the celebrated Ace Specials series and won the Philip K. It is the sixth novel in the Academy series, featuring Priscilla Hutchins. His work has been on the final ballot for the Nebula Awards for 12 of the past 13 years. Cauldron is a 2007 science fiction novel by American author Jack McDevitt. '.Displays (McDevitt's) talent for character building and seamless blending hard science with SF action/adventurer. Jack McDevitt is a former English teacher, naval officer, Philadelphia taxi driver, customs officer and motivational trainer. But if he's right about reaching a high point and backsliding.'

I wanted more mystery and adventure, with more to the finale and less about the decay of human civilization. Cauldron is a more thoughtful book that gives readers a lot to ponder. His 2005 novel Seeker won a well-deserved Nebula award. His novels as well as a recent collection of short stories, Outbound (so good I wanted more), are solid, adventuresome, thoughtful reading. quite thoughtful and he has not forgotten how to He is a multiple Nebula Award finalist who lives in Georgia.

Cauldron is Ace Books' Featured SF for November 2007 Preview of Cauldron Reviews Jack McDevitt is a former naval officer, taxi driver, customs officer and motivational trainer. One of Library Journal's Five Best Science Fiction/Fantasy novels of 2007.

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