61. AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY linda nagata is the awardwinning author of four hard science fiction novels, including the ultra-high-tech, far-future adventure Vast. http://www.scifi.com/scifiction/originals/originals_archive/nagata/nagata_bio.ht

Author Biography and Bibliography Linda Nagata is the award-winning author of four hard science fiction novels, including the ultra-high-tech, far-future adventure Vast. Her next book, Limit of Vision, is scheduled to be published by Tor Books in March 2001. Originally from California, she had the good fortune to grow up in Hawaii, and now lives on the island of Maui with her husband and two children. She maintains a website at http://www.maui.net/~nagata/ Photograph by Ron Nagata.

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63. TECH-HEAVEN By Linda Nagata TECHHEAVEN. by linda nagata. T Tech-Heaven %A linda nagata %C New York %D November 1995 %I Bantam Spectra %O paperback, US$4.99 %G ISBN 0-553-56926-0 %P 368pp http://www.nesfa.org/reviews/Leeper/techheav.html

TECH-HEAVEN by Linda Nagata Bantam Spectra, ISBN 0-553-56926-0, 1995, 368pp, US$4.99 A book review by Evelyn C. Leeper This is Nagata's second novel, and it is set in a more accessible future than her first (THE BOHR MAKER)at least for one thread. In TECH-HEAVEN, the story revolves around cryonic suspension: the freezing of the dead in the hopes of reviving them when a cure for their disease or injury is found. Nagata takes the current discussion of this subject and uses it for a fairly straightforward future thriller sort of novel. This thread does not get much beyond the questions being asked already: Is it fair to spend millions to preserve the dead rather than to improve the lot of the living? What about the legal issues of rights and property? Is a frozen person really dead? It's the last question than Nagata expands on in her other thread, which follows the "soul" of the main character's husband, who has been frozen. Some may find this intriguing, but I found it unconvincing and difficult to follow. (Maybe the two go hand in hand.) The main plot is full of convenient characters and familiar concepts. For example, one powerful member of the main character's family is opposed to cryogenics, giving Nagata a ready-made conflict. Nanotechnology is the solution to the problems of thawing people out, as it seems to be to every problem these days, and so on. It's not completely predictable, but it's not full of a lot of surprises either. While this will undoubtedly be of interest to someone who already have an interest in cryogenics, I can't say that it did much for me.

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Linda Nagata, Vast (Bantam, 1998) Those unfamiliar with science fiction or who know it only through its non-print media manifestations invariably judge it as a genre that deals exclusively with events of the future. However erroneous this judgement may be, such persons will nevertheless not be disappointed with Linda Nagata's novel Vast , for upon opening it the reader is immediately in the far, far future, more than 30 million years beyond the present. Notwithstanding such an awesome distance in time, the author relies strictly on a conservative interpretation of the laws of the universe so that, for example, there is no faster-than-light technology, and there is a commensurate communication delay with increasing spatial distance. Such narrative disciplines place the novel firmly in the sub-genre category of "hard" SF. Unsurprisingly, the paradigmatic technology of the 20th century (the digital encoding of information) is long superseded. Nanotechnology devices are now ubiquitous, some being microscopic (in people's bloodstream, for example) and others large enough to be analogous to the biological cell in that, like these cells they self-assemble to form larger structures (animals in the case of biological cells, but here, with nanotech, starships). People this far in future history must of course be completely different from any humans today. And this poses a problem for writers of far future SF in that their characters must have a "strangeness" about them in order to be credible and yet must not be so different as to appear alien/non-human and therefore incomprehensible. In

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67. Memory By Linda Nagata (Trade Paperback) ISBN 0765309009 View Larger Image. Memory by linda nagata. Trade Paperback Published by TOR (6/2004) List Price $14.95 Our Price $10.30, http://www.clarkesworldbooks.com/book_0765309009.html

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68. EReader.com: Author: Linda Nagata linda nagata. linda nagata is the author of four previous science fiction novels, including the farfuture trilogy The Bohr Maker, Deception Well, and Vast. http://www.palmdigitalmedia.com/author/detail/2721

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70. Book Note: Linda Nagata, Deception Well Lynx enhanced Book Note linda nagata, Deception Well. I read this book about 4Oct-2003. My Booknotes on linda nagata. Deception Well. Limit of Vision. http://www.dd-b.net/dd-b/Ouroboros/booknotes/data/nagatal-deceptionwell.html

Book Note: Linda Nagata, Deception Well This note contains spoilers for the book. Well, I made it past the first point when I was seriously considering not finishing it, anyway. My Booknotes on Linda Nagata Deception Well Limit of Vision There's an underlying mysticism, both in the situation and in the characters, that I dislike intensely. Yes, some of it's explained as the effects of the "tears", chemical sensors in Lot's face. There isn't much actual explanation, no understanding of the rules, and Lot himself doesn't understand them. And isn't, so far as I can see, interested in learning, either. There's also the aspect of playing out the human future among the ruins, animate and otherwise, of gargantuan alien constructions that we don't understand. Fine, it's a valid view, some good stuff has been done with it. But I've been encountering it too often; Summertide has a big dose of this, and Ventus , and Dread Empire's Fall: The Praxis . If you want to work this stuff, you should do more with the interesting Summertide should have had a great shot at that, but didn't.

71. Book Note: Linda Nagata, Limit Of Vision Lynx enhanced Book Note linda nagata, Limit of Vision. I read this book about 16Jul-2003. This is the first time I ve read this book. http://www.dd-b.net/dd-b/Ouroboros/booknotes/data/nagatal-limitofvision.html

Book Note: Linda Nagata, Limit of Vision This note contains spoilers for the book. First book of hers I've read. There were enough interesting discussions on rec.arts.sf.written to get me to try her. My Booknotes on This book was pretty interesting. It did feel to me like nobody paid nearly enough attention to the ecological consequences of releasing created organisms, viruses, or whatever. Were the main characters being driven by the symbiotic created organism all along, or what? Why didn't the rest of the world make a big deal of it? Very nicely realized future world, and interesting characters as far as they went; but I'm left not knowing why most of the important characters did most of the important things that were done in the book. That sounds more negative than I feel, but I can't really find anything wrong with it. [dd-b] [dd-b's books] [book log] [sf] ... [pit] Last modified Saturday, 19-Jul-2003 22:59:46 CDT. David Dyer-Bennet

72. Sci.nanotech Archives: Nanotechnology In Science Fiction #18 J. Red Dust 1994 3 McCarthy, Wil Murder in the Solid State 1996 McDonald, Ian Terminal Cafe 1994 3 *Metzger, Robert A. Quad World 1991 nagata, linda Bohr Maker http://discuss.foresight.org/critmail/sci_nano/3632.html

Nanotechnology in Science Fiction #18 ASN ( anthony.napier@lexis-nexis.com Search tool 13 May 1997 10:20:04 -0400 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ Previous ] The Nanotechnology in Science Fiction Bibliography Maintained by Anthony S. Napier Issue #18, May 7, 1997 http://www.erinet.com/prass/nanowars/ninsf/n_in_sf.html Rating of nanotech content (not implying good/bad) Four stars **** nanotech is the center of the story Three stars *** nanotech is a major component of the story Two stars ** nanotech is a minor component of the story Nanotech may be explicitly or implicitly stated, or be called by different names. People who have read one of the non-fiction books listed below should have a feel for the general definition of molecular nanotechnology. Non-Fiction books on nanotechnology 1986 Engines of Creation K. Eric Drexler 1991 Unbounding the Future K. Eric Drexler, et al. 1992 Nanosystems - Molecular Machinery, Manufacturing, and Computation K. Eric Drexler http://nanotech.rutgers.edu/nanotech

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Nanotechnology in Science Fiction #25 ASN ( anthony.napier@lexis-nexis.com Search tool Wed, 2 Dec 1998 09:58:31 -0800 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ Previous ] The Nanotechnology in Science Fiction Bibliography Maintained by Anthony S. Napier Issue #25 December 1, 1998 http://www.erinet.com/prass/nanowars/ninsf/n_in_sf.html Rating of nanotech content (not implying good/bad) Four stars **** nanotech is the center of the story Three stars *** nanotech is a major component of the story Two stars ** nanotech is a minor component of the story Nanotech may be explicitly or implicitly stated, or be called by different names. People who have read one of the non-fiction books listed below should have a feel for the general definition of molecular nanotechnology. Non-Fiction books on nanotechnology 1986 Engines of Creation K. Eric Drexler 1991 Unbounding the Future K. Eric Drexler, et al. 1992 Nanosystems - Molecular Machinery, Manufacturing, and Computation K. Eric Drexler

74. Tech-Heaven, Linda Nagata The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://web.kyoto-inet.or.jp/people/ray_fyk/review/sfsc9607.htm

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76. Deep Magic Book Reviews http://reviews.deep-magic.net/dir.php?form_bAuthor=Linda Nagata

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78. BTJ Förlag - Författarporträtt - Innre Landskap Doris Lessing Dénis Lindbohm Sam J. Lundwall Paul J. McAuley Barry N. Malzberg Eric Frank Russell Øyvind Myhre Bertil Mårtensson linda nagata Josef Nesvadba http://www.btj.se/forlag/forf_port/for_vux/inrelandskap/inrelandskap2.html

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79. Scrapie Interactive - Vast - Linda Nagata Vast linda nagata. Published on April 06, 2001 at 001. linda nagata has put a lot into the technologies used and is quite believable. http://scrapie.datasnake.co.uk/articles/arts/2001/vast_linda_nagata.php

Home Contact Archive Covers ... Syndicate Links Home News Arts Music ... Forum Search this site: Vast - Linda Nagata Published on April 06, 2001 at 0:01 If you are one of those people who like to pick and the fabric of science-fiction films and books then this is the book for you. It is a very ultra-high-tech book set many years into the future where space travel is done in large living space craft. This book centres around the 4 last known survivors of a virus, which infected all humans but a few, aboard the Null Boundary. They are being chased by an automated living warship created by an ancient race called the Chenzeme. They race for the area of space thought to home the remained living Chenzeme to find the answers to why their ships are destroying everything in their path. Set over at least 800 years the story sees them drink champagne in zero-G, fight of their lives and their ship mating with one of the warships. As a story this is one of the most deep and well though-out stories that I have read in a long while. Linda Nagata has put a lot into the technologies used and is quite believable. It however is not easy reading and takes a lot of concentration to get into at the start, but once you are in it is hard to put the book down. Another down point of the story is that because it is over such a large time scale, it does mean that the story is quite bitty like in the space of a paragraph 10 years pass by. But despite these down points this a great book for science fiction fans all round. Written by

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