War in Heaven
A triumphant close to The Requiem for Homo Sapiens – an epic tour de
force that began with The Broken God and was followed by The Wild.
Danlo
wi Soli Ringess now has the greatest mission of his life to complete.
With Bertram Jaspari’s evil Architects terrorising the universe with
their killing star – the morrashar – and Hanuman’s Ringists intent on
converting the rest of humanity to the Way of Ringess, Danlo must
somehow try to prevent War in Heaven.
Behind him travels an army of lightships, commanded by the ever-larger-than-life Bardo, falling from fixed-point to fixed-point throughout the deep, dark spaces of the Vild, ready to do battle, if they must, with the Ringists’ fleet, lying in ambush for them beyond the Star of Neverness.
War in Heaven brings to a cataclysmic finale the most amazing and awe-inspiring journey in modern science fiction, combining the ultimate in space adventure with philosophy, mathematics, spirituality and superb characterization. It is truly the greatest romantic epic of modern sf.
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David Zindell
David Zindell (born 1952) is an American science fiction and fantasy author.
His books have been Arthur C. Clarke Award nominees for Best Novel twice; Neverness in 1988 and The Broken God in 1994.
A Requiem for Homo Sapiens
A Requiem for Homo Sapiens consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
Main series Neverness
