SPUTNIK'S CHILDREN - Terri Favro
~ Trade Paperback
A literary, genre-bending novel full of heart, Sputnik's Children puts its hero in the box with Schrödinger’s cat in an alternate reality that is both enticingly different and alarmingly familiar . . .
Entertaining, evocative, and thought-provoking, Sputnik's Children is a compelling character-based take on science fiction that blends comics, the Atomic Age, the seventies, and interracial romance into one remarkable tale.
“A paranoid yarn with literary flair and real feeling, Sputnik’s Children combines broken families, fractured timelines, comic book trivia and radioactivity into a delightful, explosive read.” -- Dominik Parisien, author of The Starlit Wood
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SPUTNIK'S CHILDREN - Terri Favro
~ Trade Paperback
A literary, genre-bending novel full of heart, Sputnik's Children puts its hero in the box with Schrödinger’s cat in an alternate reality that is both enticingly different and alarmingly familiar . . .
Entertaining, evocative, and thought-provoking, Sputnik's Children is a compelling character-based take on science fiction that blends comics, the Atomic Age, the seventies, and interracial romance into one remarkable tale.
“A paranoid yarn with literary flair and real feeling, Sputnik’s Children combines broken families, fractured timelines, comic book trivia and radioactivity into a delightful, explosive read.” -- Dominik Parisien, author of The Starlit Wood
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~ Trade Paperback
A literary, genre-bending novel full of heart, Sputnik's Children puts its hero in the box with Schrödinger’s cat in an alternate reality that is both enticingly different and alarmingly familiar . . .
Entertaining, evocative, and thought-provoking, Sputnik's Children is a compelling character-based take on science fiction that blends comics, the Atomic Age, the seventies, and interracial romance into one remarkable tale.
“A paranoid yarn with literary flair and real feeling, Sputnik’s Children combines broken families, fractured timelines, comic book trivia and radioactivity into a delightful, explosive read.” -- Dominik Parisien, author of The Starlit Wood
