“On the other hand…why was there always an “other hand?””
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 31 “Swallowing Hard on It” (p. 314)
Justina Robson is a science fiction author from Leeds, England.
“On the other hand…why was there always an “other hand?””
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 31 “Swallowing Hard on It” (p. 314)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 28 “Tom Speaks” (p. 291)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 10 “Idlewild” (p. 128)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 2 “Isol and Corvax” (p. 29)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 25 “Tom Who Built the Aeroplane” (pp. 254-255)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 8 “Briefing” (p. 101)
“What’s the point of history, if it has nothing to say to the present?”
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 5 “Ancient History” (p. 56)
“Delirium, dream, death—Three-D. What was the fourth?”
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 3 “Uluru” (p. 45)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 8 “Briefing” (p. 103)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 30 “Communication Failure” (p. 301)
Source: Natural History (2003), Chapter 21 “The Big Debate” (p. 219)