Onyx - Wither, Stephen M.
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VIVID, IMMERSIVE, ATMOSPHERIC. A WEB OF INTERPLANETARY POLITICAL INTRIGUE BOUND UP IN A CAPTIVATING, TERRIFYING DREAMSCAPE. In the far away city of New Monaco on a giant gas planet colony, Lanya finds a strange spider-shaped stone that nearly kills her on contact. First responders put her in stasis, and the retired thanatologist, Ashvin Shergill, is ordered to try to salvage her subconscious. Deep in the comascape of her fading consciousness, a spider-shaped onyx stone appears over and over again. As if it's trying to tell him something. Demon, alien, or something else? Time is running out as Ashvin risks his life to solve a case like no other.…mehr

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VIVID, IMMERSIVE, ATMOSPHERIC. A WEB OF INTERPLANETARY POLITICAL INTRIGUE BOUND UP IN A CAPTIVATING, TERRIFYING DREAMSCAPE. In the far away city of New Monaco on a giant gas planet colony, Lanya finds a strange spider-shaped stone that nearly kills her on contact. First responders put her in stasis, and the retired thanatologist, Ashvin Shergill, is ordered to try to salvage her subconscious. Deep in the comascape of her fading consciousness, a spider-shaped onyx stone appears over and over again. As if it's trying to tell him something. Demon, alien, or something else? Time is running out as Ashvin risks his life to solve a case like no other.
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Stephen Mackenzie Wither (b. June 13, 1955, d. December 7, 2019) was a Scottish-Canadian science fiction writer, musician, environmental activist and political thinker. He lived in Vancouver BC working in the healthcare industry, and was a loving father to four children. His completed unpublished novel, Onyx, explores timely themes such as the impact of capitalism and colonialism, the beauty of human connection, and art as a means of spiritual purpose. His daughter, Elizabeth, published his novel posthumously so that the world could enjoy his story as intended.