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“Aman Tanrım, yıldızlarla dolu!” 2001: Bir Uzay Destanı, Bilimkurgu Klasikleri dizisinin bir parçası olarak yeniden İthaki Yayınları’nda! Gizemli bir monolit, Ay’ın yüzeyinde gömülü halde bulunduğunda, bilim insanları büyük bir şaşkınlıkla bu monolitin en azından 3 milyon yıllık olduğunu keşfederler. Daha da hayret verici olan, ortaya çıkarıldıktan sonra monolitin Satürn’e doğru güçlü bir sinyal göndermesidir. Bu sinyalin kaynağını öğrenmek için Conclusion yola çıkar. Conclusion’nin tayfası en iyinin iyisidir ve yanlarında, onlara destek olması için bilinç sahibi süper bilgisayar HAL 9000 de vardır. Fakat HAL’ın programlaması insan zihnine biraz fazla benzemekte ve Conclusion’nin her bir parçasının kontrolünü elinde bulundurmaktadır. Monolitin peşinden gitmek istiyorlarsa, bu psikotik bilgisayarla başa çıkmak zorundadırlar. Arthur C. Clarke’ın Stanley Kubrick ile beraber geliştirdiği, filmle aynı zamanda yazılan bu klasik roman, uzay keşfiyle insan evrimini, yapay zekâyla insanın evrendeki yerinin sorgulamasını bir araya getirdiği kurgusuyla, bilimkurgu yazınında bir dönüm noktası niteliği taşıyor. Kitabın yazılış süreci üzerine notlar ile…Kitaba ilham olan Gözcü ve Şafakta Karşılaşma öyküleri ile…Arthur C. Clarke ve Stanley Kubrick’modern önsözüyle….
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Enbek, Kazakistan
Algernon really knows how to write well and places you into a truly haunting atmosphere in this story. Two men venture during their expeditions in territory that is not the norm which encompass huge daunting malevolent Willow trees. I must read more stories of his. "The psychology of places, for some imaginations at least, is very vivid; for the wanderer, especially, camps have their "note" either of welcome or rejection. At first it may not always be apparent, because the busy preparations of tent and cooking prevent, but with the first pause-after supper usually- it comes and announces itself. And the note of this willow-camp now became unmistakably plain to me: we were interlopers, trespassers; we were not welcomed. The sense of unfamiliarity grew upon me as I stood there watching. We touched the frontier of a region where our presence was resented. For a night's lodging we might perhaps be tolerated; but for a prolonged and inquisitive stay-No! By all the gods of the trees and the wilderness, no! We were the first human influences upon this island, and we were not wanted. The willows were against us." "Death, according to one's belief, means either annihilation or release from the limitation of the senses, but it involves no change of character. You don't suddenly alter just because the body's gone. But this means a radical alteration, a complete change, a horrible loss f oneself by substitution- far worse than death, and not even annihilation. We happen to have camped in a spot where their region touches ours, where the veil between has worn thin-horrors!"
2022-10-29 03:40
tya1993
Texas
A well written story about women prisoners of war in Malaya. The book is based on true events, but changed up. The book has Enlgish women being taken captive by the Japanes during WWII (really Dutch women). They're marched around from place to place and half of them die. Not too disturbing in the details. Probably over half the story takes place in Australia 6 years after the war. I really enjoyed reading about the outback and creation of a town. It was nice to return to an older book and it's writing style.
2020-08-26 19:07