Brass Man

Cover Art for 9781405001397, Brass Man by Neal Asher
ISBN: 9781405001397
Publisher: Tor
Published: 1 April, 2005
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Links Australian Libraries (Trove)
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10 other editions of this product

On the primitive world of Cull, a knight errant called Anderson is hunting a dragon, little knowing that far away someone else (now more technology than human flesh) has resurrected a brass killing machine called Mr Crane to assist in a similar hunt encompassing star systems. When agent Cormac learns that this old enemy still lives, he sets out in pursuit aboard the attack ship Jack Ketchwhilst scientist Mika begins discovering the horrifying truth about that ancient technology ostensibly produced by the alien Jain. Meanwhile, for the people of Cull, each day proves a struggle to survive on a planet roamed by ferocious insectile monsters, while they slowly construct the industrial base that may enable them to escape to their forefathers starshipstill orbiting far above them. But an entity with questionable motives, calling itself Dragon, assists them with genetic by-blows created out of humans and the hideous local monsters. And now the planet itself, for millennia geologically inactive, is increasingly suffering earthquakesNeal Asher has won an ever-increasing readership worldwide for his unique brand of highly imaginative, semi-nightmarish, rapid-pace science fiction. Author now successfully launched in America as one of the new wave of British SF, and translated into eight foreign languages.

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