Excession
- Published
- 1998
- Pages
- 513
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780553575378
- Reading Time
- ~8h 59min
Excession is a fiction book by Iain M. Banks. In 1998. It has 513 pages.
About this book
Iain M. Banks is a true original, an author whose brilliant speculative fiction has transported us into worlds of unbounded imagination and inimitable revelatory power. Now he takes us on the ultimate trip: to the edge of possibility and to the heart of a cosmic puzzle. . . . Diplomat Byr Genar-Hofoen has been selected by the Culture to undertake a delicate and dangerous mission. The Department of Special Circumstances—the Culture's espionage and dirty tricks section—has sent him off to investigate a 2,500-year-old mystery: the sudden disappearance of a star fifty times older than the universe itself. But in seeking the secret of the lost sun, Byr risks losing himself. There is only one way to break the silence of millennia: steal the soul of the long-dead starship captain who first encountered the star, and convince her to be reborn. And in accepting this mission, Byr will be swept into a vast conspiracy that could lead the universe into an age of peace . . . or to the brink of annihilation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many pages is Excession?+
Excession has 513 pages.
When was Excession published?+
Excession was published in 1998.
What genre is Excession?+
Excession is a Fiction book.
What is Excession about?+
Iain M. Banks is a true original, an author whose brilliant speculative fiction has transported us into worlds of unbounded imagination and inimitable revelatory power. Now he takes us on the ultimate trip: to the edge of possibility and to the heart of a cosmic puzzle. . . . Diplomat Byr Genar-Hofo...
Who wrote Excession?+
Excession was written by Iain M. Banks.