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Brass Man is the third novel in Neal Asher's popular Agent Cormac series.
"Asher has lit up the sky of Science Fiction like a new sun." Tanith Lee
"Fizzing with intelligent ideas and occasionally streaked with black humor. Appalling, mind-boggling, fascinating - and irresistible."Kirkus
On the primitive world Cull, a knight errant called Anderson hunts a dragon, not knowing that elsewhere is a resurrected brass killing machine, Mr Crane, assisting in a similar hunt. Learning that this old enemy still lives, agent Cormac pursues, while scientist Mika begins discovering the horrifying truth about an ancient alien technology.
Each day is a survival struggle for the people of Cull. Ferocious insectile monsters roam their planet, as they try to escape to their forefathers' starship still orbiting far above them. But an entity with questionable motives, calling itself Dragon, assists them with genetic...
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*Brass Man* is the third novel in Neal Asher's popular Agent Cormac series. On the primitive world Cull, a knight errant called Anderson hunts a dragon, not knowing that elsewhere is a resurrected brass killing machine, Mr Crane, assisting in a similar hunt. Learning that this old enemy still
From the Philip K. Dick Award nominee author of Cowl, an adrenaline-powered new SF adventure: Brass Man. Neal Asher returns to his trademark Polity future setting, in a sequel to Gridlinked, which SFRevu.com called "brilliant and audacious work, chock-full of cutting-edge ideas." Ian Cormac, a legen
From the Philip K. Dick Award nominee author of _Cowl_ , an adrenaline-powered new SF adventure: _Brass Man_. Neal Asher returns to his trademark Polity future setting, in a sequel to _Gridlinked_ , which SFRevu.com called "brilliant and audacious work, chock-full of cutting-edge ideas." Ian Cormac
Another broiling, sprawling, witty, hard-SF adventure, filled with the truly alien ### Book Description On the primitive world of Cull, a knight errant called Anderson is hunting a dragon, little knowing that far away someone else (now more technology than human flesh) has resurrected a brass kill
EDITORIAL REVIEW: From the Philip K. Dick Award nominee author of \*Cowl\*, an adrenaline-powered new SF adventure: \*Brass Man\*. Neal Asher returns to his trademark Polity future setting, in a sequel to \*Gridlinked, \*which\* SFRevu.com \*called "brilliant and audacious work, chock-full of c
SUMMARY: From the Philip K. Dick Award nominee author of Cowl, an adrenaline-powered new SF adventure: Brass Man. Neal Asher returns to his trademark Polity future setting, in a sequel to Gridlinked, which SFRevu.com called "brilliant and audacious work, chock-full of cutting-edge ideas." Ian Cor