The Fallen Sun

The Fallen Sun - Paperback

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The Fallen Sun
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The Fallen Sun - Paperback

The Fallen Sun - Paperback

by David R. Grigg
$25.65
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Book Overview

A world where the sun never sets; where there is no day and no night; and where shadows never move. Beyond an oasis of light, the freezing outer darkness stretches far away.In this strange environment we follow the stories of three remarkable young people.Together, these three must struggle to save their world. And in saving it, they change it and themselves forever.Here's what Bruce Gillespie, editor of the award-winning critical magazine *SF Commentary* says about it: "A real winner... Unputdownable... I found the characters instantly interesting, and the novel keeps on delivering surprises that undermine one's expectations about the world they live in. And the landscape itself remains very vivid and interesting... If any novel deserves the top awards in the YA category, it is this one."And one of the book's first readers says: "It had me spellbound... knocked my socks off!"
ISBN9780994256614
Author David R. Grigg
PublisherRightword Enterprises
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedAugust 2018
LanguageENG- English
Pages400
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About David R. Grigg

David Grigg is a retired software developer who lives in Melbourne, Australia. He worked in the field of interactive multimedia for over two decades, and has also worked in public relations and as a journalist and sub-editor. He is married, with one grown-up daughter and two grand-children. Born in the north of England, he emigrated to Australia with his parents at the age of 13. He has lived in Australia ever since. During the 1970s and 1980s, David was deeply involved in the science fiction fan community in Australia, publishing fanzines and helping organize SF conventions, eventually becoming Chairman of the 43rd World SF Convention held in Melbourne in 1985. He is the author of a number of professionally published short stories and two short fantasy novels for teens, "Halfway House" and "Shadows". He is now trying to write novel-length fiction, and runs a website called The Narratorium devoted to publishing free short stories at http: //narratorium.com.

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