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Overview: The Iskander novels are retrofuturist β the tales of a modern or near-future people cast away in a 17th century alternate Earth, called by its inhabitants, Gaia. The series protagonist is the young Gisel Matah, daughter of the head of their technical and engineering group, who starts as very much out of place among these highly trained specialists who were planning to develop the infrastructure on a distant colony world. When they find themselves on Gaia, a very different world than the one they were picked to develop, some of Giselβs skills become much more important than even she had expected.
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Overview: The Iskander novels are retrofuturist β the tales of a modern or near-future people cast away in a 17th century alternate Earth, called by its inhabitants, Gaia. The series protagonist is the young Gisel Matah, daughter of the head of their technical and engineering group, who starts as ve
Overview: The Iskander novels are retrofuturist β the tales of a modern or near-future people cast away in a 17th century alternate Earth, called by its inhabitants, Gaia. The series protagonist is the young Gisel Matah, daughter of the head of their technical and engineering group, who starts as ve