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One part Tom Clancy, one part Gregory Benford, Leonard Crane's
debut, Ninth Day of Creation, successfully weaves cutting-edge
scientific speculation into a political thriller with a
propulsive, Byzantine plot.
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-- SFSite.com
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...an ambitious work [with] something for most everyone to like about it.
Crane's book is one of what will certainly be many science-in-fiction
novels that focus on the consequences of sequencing the human genome.
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-- Chemical & Engineering News
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Crane spins a gripping tale with all the
complexity of a Tom Clancy novel.
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-- Publishers Weekly
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| Who is reading this book? |
| If you are reading NDOC as supplementary material for a
class, please let me know the details. I'll post a list
sometime. Thanks!
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| leonardcrane@ninthday.com
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A special hello to Columbia Chem 1404 students.
You'll have no trouble finishing this book for ChemWrite!
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A Science Thriller
by Leonard Crane, Ph.D.
If you liked the pervasive science of ''Jurassic Park''
and the undercurrent of global threat in ''The Hunt for Red
October,'' you should also enjoy this book. An unanticipated
development in germ warfare technology, brought about by the
solution to the protein-folding problem, becomes a fast-burning
fuse in this intricately-plotted tale of scientific and military
adventure.
Published by Connection Books and now available at
Amazon.com.
Or find a poor implementation by Google on the
Google Books site.
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