Bones of Empire (2010)
Bones of Empire
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Kybor wasn’t especially beautiful, not by conventional Uman standards, but there was something about the steamy sprawl that he found to be appealing. Especially when compared to the sterile verticality of the skyscrapers clustered around the Imperial Tower on Corin. An environment he hated.
Verafti knew that some three hundred years earlier, Kybor had been founded as a penal colony where Emperor Titus II could send citizens who objected to the manner in which Titus I had been murdered. Eventuall...y, new Emperors took the throne, criminals were no longer being sent to Therat, and the people who lived there were granted citizenship.
Since then, the discovery of zinc deposits containing high concentrations of the mineral sphalerite had brought a sort of shabby prosperity to Therat. Because sphalerite was the source of an important semiconductor named germanium, which was used in thousands of electronic devices and increasingly rare on the heavily mined core worlds.
That was the good news.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kybor wasn’t especially beautiful, not by conventional Uman standards, but there was something about the steamy sprawl that he found to be appealing. Especially when compared to the sterile verticality of the skyscrapers clustered around the Imperial Tower on Corin. An environment he hated.
Verafti knew that some three hundred years earlier, Kybor had been founded as a penal colony where Emperor Titus II could send citizens who objected to the manner in which Titus I had been murdered. Eventuall...y, new Emperors took the throne, criminals were no longer being sent to Therat, and the people who lived there were granted citizenship.
Since then, the discovery of zinc deposits containing high concentrations of the mineral sphalerite had brought a sort of shabby prosperity to Therat. Because sphalerite was the source of an important semiconductor named germanium, which was used in thousands of electronic devices and increasingly rare on the heavily mined core worlds.
That was the good news.
What to read after Bones of Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C. Dietz to read onlineMoreLess
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