Metaplanetary
The human race has extended itself into the far reaches of our solar system – and, in doing so, has developed into something remarkable. The inner system of the Met – with its worlds connected by a vast living network of cables – is supported by the repression and enslavement of humanity's progeny, nanotechnological artificial intelligences whom the tyrant Amés has declared non-human. But the longing for freedom cannot be denied. And now a line has been drawn at Neptune's moon Triton, where those who oppose Ame's and hisfearsome minions await the foretold return of a mysterious man of destiny and doom who has vanished into the backwater of the Met. But resistance will only ensure the unspeakable onslaught of the dictator's wrath – a rage that will soon ravage the solar system and plunge all of humankind into the fury of total war.
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Tony Daniel
Tony Daniel (born 1963) is an American science fiction writer.
Tony Daniel's short story "Life on the Moon" was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 1996.
Metaplanetary
Metaplanetary consists of two books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
