Alexander C. Irvine has written fourteen books, including Buyout, The Narrows, and "A Scattering of Jades," which won him the Crawford Award for best new writer. He was a finalist for the Campbell Award for best new writer and a Pushcart Award nominee for his short story "Snapdragons." Irvine's short fiction has appeared in the "Vestal Review, Fantasy & Science Fiction, Alchemy," and "The Year's Best Science Fiction," among others. He lives in Portland, Maine.
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even though we already know how it ends. [I]n the framework of a
political revolution and
the civil war that overthrows a system that had practically
calcified, there are terrible fights, friendships
made and broken, and the beginnings of a genuine epic; above all,
it's fun to read. "--Booklist
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