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Kefahuchi Tract (TPB) nr. 2: Nova Swing (Harrison, M. John)
It is some time after Ed Chianese's trip into te Kefahuchi Tract. A major industry of te Halo is now tourism. Te Tract has begun to expand and change, but, more problematically, parts of it have also begun to fall to earth, piecemeal, on te Beach planets. We are in a city, perhaps on New Venusport or Motel Splendido: next to te city is te event site, te zone, from out of which pour new, inexplicable artefacts, organisms and escapes of living algorithm - te wrong physics loose in te universe. They can cause plague and change. An entire department of te local police, Site Crime, exists to stop them being imported into te city by adventurers, entradistas, and te men known as 'travel agents', profiteers who can manage - or think they can manage - te bad physics, skewed geographies and psychic onslaughts of te event site. But now a new class of semi-biological artefact is finding its way out of te site, and this may be more than anyone can handle.
Michael John Harrison (born 26 July 1945), who writes as M. John Harrison, is an English author and reviewer. He currently resides in London. Harrison was born in Rugby, Warwickshire in 1945. According to te jacket blurb of his first novel, he was treated to a technical education which didn't stick; he worked at various times as a groom (North Warwicks Hunt), a teacher, and a clerk for a masonic charity outfit; his hobbies included dwarfs, electric guitars and writing pastiches of H.H. Munro. Harrison is stylistically an Imagist and his early work relies heavily on te use of absurdism in a fantastic or science fictional context. His work has been acclaimed by many fellow writers including Angela Carter and Clive Barker, who has referred to him as "a blazing original". He has taught creative writing courses in Devon and Wales, focusing on landscape and autobiography, with Adam Lively and te travel writer James Perrin. Since 1991, Harrison has reviewed fiction and nonfiction for Te Guardian, te Daily Telegraph, te Times Literary Supplement and te New York Times.
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