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Alastair Reynolds – pisarz gatunku fantastyki naukowej.

Studiował na Uniwersytecie w Newcastle upon Tyne. Jest doktorem astronomii. Przez wiele lat pracował w Europejskiej Agencji Kosmicznej w Holandii jako astrofizyk.

Jego dorobek pisarski jest połączeniem solidnej wiedzy astronomicznej i talentu pisarskiego. Zalicza się go do nurtu hard SF. Autor bardzo ceni sobie twórczość J. Carrolla i S. Kinga, i te właśnie fascynacje kryminałem i powieścią sensacyjną dają się zauważyć w twórczości Reynoldsa.

Jest laureatem nagrody Brytyjskiego Stowarzyszenia Science Fiction za najlepszą powieść 2001 roku Migotliwa wstęga. Wikipedia  

✵ 13. Marzec 1966
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Alastair Reynolds: Cytaty po angielsku

“No act of knowledge acquisition is entirely without risk.”

Alastair Reynolds książka House of Suns

Źródło: House of Suns (2008), Chapter 5 (p. 59)

“There’s still hope.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

But a small, private voice said: there’s hope, and there’s desperation.

Chapter 38 (p. 527)
Pushing Ice (2005)

“Some promises are best broken. Trust me on this: I’m a politician.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

Źródło: Pushing Ice (2005), Chapter 34 (p. 475)

“There are certain truths that, in themselves, are as dangerous as any advanced technology.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

Źródło: Pushing Ice (2005), Chapter 30 (p. 435)

“Hallucination doesn’t preclude a rational response to that same hallucination.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

Źródło: Pushing Ice (2005), Chapter 19 (p. 319)

“Even godlike aliens have to act rationally—don’t they?”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

“I wouldn’t know,” she said. “I can’t recall ever meeting any.”

Chapter 18 (p. 301)
Pushing Ice (2005)

“It’s always easier to hate than to forgive, isn’t it?”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

Źródło: Pushing Ice (2005), Chapter 14 (p. 233)

“Such hopes now seemed ludicrous in their naivety, like trying to stop a bulldozer with a feather.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

Źródło: Pushing Ice (2005), Chapter 13 (p. 216)

“She was pointing into the empty, angel-less heavens beyond.
Everything else. The universe.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Terminal World

Źródło: Terminal World (2010), Chapter 30 (p. 550; closing words)

“We don’t have enough evidence to decide either way,” Ricasso said, “so for now we may as well keep open minds.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Terminal World

Źródło: Terminal World (2010), Chapter 22 (p. 405)

“The question is: do you trust me? Sometimes.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Pushing Ice

Bella smiled. “That’s exactly the right attitude: trust your leaders, but be careful not to trust them too much.”
Źródło: Pushing Ice (2005), Chapter 27 (p. 397)

“Some people get it. Most people never will.
But that’s art.”

Alastair Reynolds Zima Blue

Źródło: Short fiction, Zima Blue and Other Stories (2006), Zima Blue (p. 403)

“The old murals came from the heart,” Zima said. “I painted on a huge scale because that was what the subject matter seemed to demand.”

Alastair Reynolds Zima Blue

“It was good work,” I said.
“It was hack work. Huge, loud, demanding, popular, but ultimately soulless. Just because it came from the heart didn’t make it good.”
Zima Blue (p. 395)
Short fiction, Zima Blue and Other Stories (2006)

“Loosen up. I need reverence like I need a skateboard.”

Alastair Reynolds książka Angels of Ashes

Angels of Ashes (p. 253)
Short fiction, Zima Blue and Other Stories (2006)

“Could be worse, as they say.”

Alastair Reynolds książka On the Steel Breeze

“That’s the sum story of human history, isn’t it? Could be worse. As if that’s the very best that we can manage.”
Źródło: On the Steel Breeze (2013), Chapter 53 (p. 527)

“Humanity is an assemblage of information-processing entities, and in that regard you have potential.”

Alastair Reynolds książka On the Steel Breeze

Źródło: On the Steel Breeze (2013), Chapter 43 (p. 438)

“I can’t tell you how much happier I’d be meeting a bunch of artificial intelligences if I also happened to have one on my side.”

Alastair Reynolds książka On the Steel Breeze

“Can we drop the ‘artificial intelligence’? It’s a bit like me calling you a meat-based processing system.”
Źródło: On the Steel Breeze (2013), Chapter 29 (p. 312)

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