Description
Police officer Donal Riordan, killed and brought back to life with the heart of his undead lover beating in his chest, is getting used to a bizarre and frightening new existence. As one of the undead the living citizens of Tristopolis distrust and fear him. But death has its advantages. He can sense the presence, the thoughts the feelings of his fellow zombies, he is tireless, he can see better, hear more acutely.
But none of this will necessarily save him as he begins to investigate who is behind a plot to ensorcel the entire population of Tristopolis. The plot goes right to the top and anyway who gets in the way will be killed again.
And all the time the members of the Unity party are stoking the fires of hatred towards the undead.
John Meaney's new series is a superb melding of the science fiction and horror genres and is perfectly timed for the resurgance of horror in the market.
Meaney's unique vision has created a new sub-genre: gothic SF Great reviews for BONE SONG Perfect for all fans of the newly resurgent dark fantasy genre An exciting mix of DARK CITY and UNDERWORLD Combines noir, SF and horror
About the Author
John Meaney is the author of To Hold Infinity, Paradox and Context. To Hold Infinity and Paradox were on the BSFA shortlists for Best Novel in 1999 and 2001 respectively. The Times called John Meaney "The first important new sf writer of the 21st century." Meaney has a degree in physics and computer science, and holds a black belt in Shotokan Karate. He lives in Kent.
Book Information
ISBN 9780575084155
Author John Meaney
Format Paperback
Page Count 352
Imprint Gollancz
Publisher Orion Publishing Co
Series Gollancz S.F.
Weight(grams) 288g
Dimensions(mm) 131mm * 200mm * 25mm
