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Title	:	The Last Legends of Earth (Radix #4)
Author	:	A.A. Attanasio
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 450 pages
Published	:	August 1st 1990 by Spectra Books (first published 1989)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction

The Last Legends of Earth (Radix #4) Paperback | Pages: 450 pages

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"A grand and glorious visionary epic."-Robert Silverberg *** Set in the artificial planetary system of Chalco-Doror, which is no more and no less than a vast cosmic machine, The Last Legends of Earth is a love story, a gripping saga of struggle against alien control, and an examination of the machinery of creation and destruction. Above all, it is world-building of the highest and grandest order, on a scale rarely seen in science fiction since the great works of Olaf Stapledon.

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Original Title:	The Last Legends of Earth
ISBN:	0553286013 (ISBN13: 9780553286014)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Radix #4

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This book has the most outrageous plot I've ever encountered, but the author never loses control and the book provides a fantastic read.



Wow! This is so huge it is difficult to review. Apparently the fourth in a series. The premise is the re-animation of humans from their stellar molecules to serve as bait for a spider race that feeds on pain. Filled with quantum physics, a love story through 1,000 years, a sort of tessering, and am epic war over 7,000 years! Plus the creation of an amazing system of planets. What is the responsibility of the creator to his creation? Dose a noble goal justify any means? How much free will do we

Describing this book is almost an impossibility. It is a love story spanning cosmos and millennia through pure chaos.TLLoE brings to mind the following adjectives: Wondrous, herculean, mesmerizing, psychedelic, chaotic, challenging and extremely provocative.Conceptually is excitingly challenging: Attanassio presents philosophical concepts from a pure scientific point of view, only to tease and trap the reader to extrapolate these concepts ad infinitum if, of course, the reader dares.I need to

Quite possibly the best science fiction novel ever written. You don't need to read any others in the series. Just start with this one, finish, then read it again a few years later. It gets better with each read.

Complex. Disjointed, in a way. I didn't realize it when I began, but this is the fourth book by Attanasio in a tetrad devoted to the four cardinal dimensions that rule our lives - height, depth, width, time. In retrospect, it makes sense for the one about time to be disjointed. That's not a bad thing, of course.Distant. As with any book that covers a span of seven thousand years, there are plenty of characters that are introduced, make their effects felt, and disappear - a handful of characters

This is a most excellent of reads if you like epic science fiction/ fantasy. I have read it twice and will read it again. It is brilliantly written. It is delicious like the very best dessert and when you are finished reading, it is the moment when all the dessert is gone. But you are full, content and possibly introspective and savoring the taste in your mouth.