With her imaginative far-future epics -- which includes The Bohr Maker, winner of the Locus Award for Best First Novel -- Linda Nagata burst on the scene as one of the most visionary writers of hard SF working today. The Denver Post called her "a rising star to watch".Now Nagata makes her hardcover debut with Limit of Vision, a gripping and engrossing saga of a frighteningly plausible future. LIMIT OF VISION by Linda Nagata (First Edition) - $ FOR SALE! Limit of Vision by Linda Nagata (First Edition)Authors: Linda NagataLocation: New YorkPublisher: _Limit of Vision_ by Linda Nagata is an interesting relatively near future science fiction thriller, one that was a little slow going and perhaps even choppy at first, with disparate storylines and at least at first with characters fairly light on detail, but about a quarter of the way into the book became a riveting narrative with a brisk pace, great tension, and a wonderful sense of escalation/5().
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