Bios (2002)
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Isis fell away beneath her, but not far enough; this was a suborbital flight, half a world’s journey to the damaged oceanic outpost. Several hours’ flying time at the best speed the cumbersome shuttle could make. Planets, she thought, were simply too large.
The shuttle crew were IOS-based, and most of them were Kuiper-born, pleasant enough but not talkative. Elam settled down in an aisle seat by herself, her scroll tuned to one of the Terrestrial pop-novels occasionally dumped down the particle-...pair link for the presumed edification of lonely outposters. This one (titled E. Quan’s Difficult Decision) was the story of a young girl from a mesomanagerial family, in love with a Family cousin who has mistaken her station in life. Alas, a tragedy. The young heir, on learning that he can’t decently marry our heroine, volunteers for an orchidectomy and the girl slinks back to her commune, chastened but wiser.
What crap, Elam thought. In real life, the meeting would never happen; or if it did, there would be no question of a love affair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isis fell away beneath her, but not far enough; this was a suborbital flight, half a world’s journey to the damaged oceanic outpost. Several hours’ flying time at the best speed the cumbersome shuttle could make. Planets, she thought, were simply too large.
The shuttle crew were IOS-based, and most of them were Kuiper-born, pleasant enough but not talkative. Elam settled down in an aisle seat by herself, her scroll tuned to one of the Terrestrial pop-novels occasionally dumped down the particle-...pair link for the presumed edification of lonely outposters. This one (titled E. Quan’s Difficult Decision) was the story of a young girl from a mesomanagerial family, in love with a Family cousin who has mistaken her station in life. Alas, a tragedy. The young heir, on learning that he can’t decently marry our heroine, volunteers for an orchidectomy and the girl slinks back to her commune, chastened but wiser.
What crap, Elam thought. In real life, the meeting would never happen; or if it did, there would be no question of a love affair.
What to read after Bios?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Charles Robert, 1898-1989 to read onlineMoreLess
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