Aurora: A Child of Two Worlds

David A. Hardy

Who was the mysterious stranger who helped injured Londoners during the Blitz – and then vanished? Who was the beautiful blonde girl who blazed like a supernova on the 1970s psychedelic rock scene for a few weeks – and then vanished? How could an astronaut have reached Mars decades before the first manned expedition to the planet finds her body there? Have all humanity's dreams of a majestic ancient Martian civilization been more than just dreams? Is the future of the human race at stake?

In the grand tradition of Arthur C. Clarke, a stunning hard sf novel – the first from internationally known astronomical artist David A. Hardy.

Published
2003
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David A. Hardy

David A. Hardy (born 1936) is the longest-established living space artist, having illustrated his first book in 1954. He started his career as an employee in the Design Office of Cadbury's, where he created packaging and advertising art for the company's confectionery. His first science fiction art was published in 1970, but he has gone on to illustrate hundreds of covers for books, and for magazines such as The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction and Analog Science Fiction and Science Fact. His work also appears regularly in magazines such as Astronomy, Sky & Telescope, Astronomy Now and Popular Astronomy, for which he also writes…