In Carl Selwyn's "Revolt on the Earth-Star," humanity's future hangs in the balance amidst a gripping tale of artificial intelligence and technological rebellion. This classic work of science fiction explores a dystopian world where cyborgs challenge the established order, leading to a dramatic space opera of epic proportions.
A cornerstone of cyberpunk and space opera traditions, "Revolt on the Earth-Star" delves into the complex relationship between humans and machines. Selwyn's narrative raises timeless questions about control, freedom, and the very definition of humanity. This meticulously prepared edition brings this enduring story of conflict and revolution to a new audience, showcasing the raw imagination and prescience that cemented its place in science fiction history. Explore themes of dystopian societies, the rise of artificial intelligence, and the profound implications of a cyborg-dominated world in this essential work of speculative fiction.
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