Interstellar Objects - Sienko, Dillon
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If we could visit other planets, what would we find? Would human expansion reveal the Universe to us or simply confirm what we already know about ourselves instead? How will we react at first contact, and what can technological advancements tell us about the human condition? The twelve stories in Interstellar Objects: A Science Fiction Anthology, which range from high-concept science fiction to noire, explore these questions and more. Motivated by real science and a pragmatic, often comedically cynical view of life, these stories traverse the past, present, and future to offer…mehr

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If we could visit other planets, what would we find? Would human expansion reveal the Universe to us or simply confirm what we already know about ourselves instead? How will we react at first contact, and what can technological advancements tell us about the human condition? The twelve stories in Interstellar Objects: A Science Fiction Anthology, which range from high-concept science fiction to noire, explore these questions and more. Motivated by real science and a pragmatic, often comedically cynical view of life, these stories traverse the past, present, and future to offer thought-provoking, inspiring, and sometimes harrowing tales of life throughout the cosmos and in our own backyard.
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Dillon Sienko is a software engineer, musician, and self-published author with degrees in astronomy and computer science. He also has a long-time love of film and literature. Dillon is devoted to giving his readers thrilling and cinematic stories motivated by science, technology, and the real world, but also stories heavily influenced by the countless science fiction movies he watched growing up in western Massachusetts. He now lives in Boston, where he's still watching movies. For more information on Dillon and his work, visit www.dillonsienko.com.