Space
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Once Nemoto had given her the date of her Saddle Point mission it was all she could think about. The rest of her life -- her work in Kourou and elsewhere, her legal struggles to get back some of the money that had been impounded from her accounts, even her developing, low-key relationship with Ben -- all of that faded to a background glow compared to the diamond-bright prospect of encountering another Saddle Point gateway at that specified, slowly approaching date in the future.
She'd met ot...her star travelers who had returned from one or two hops into the sky with the Gaijin. All of them were determined to go on. She imagined a cloud of human travelers journeying deeper and deeper into the strange cosmos, their ties to a blurred, fast-forwarding Earth stretching and loosening.
It wasn't just the Discontinuity. She didn't belong here. After all, she couldn't even work the toilets.
She longed to leave.
The Japanese-built lander touched the Moon, its rockets throwing up a cloud of fast-settling dust.
What to read after Space?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once Nemoto had given her the date of her Saddle Point mission it was all she could think about. The rest of her life -- her work in Kourou and elsewhere, her legal struggles to get back some of the money that had been impounded from her accounts, even her developing, low-key relationship with Ben -- all of that faded to a background glow compared to the diamond-bright prospect of encountering another Saddle Point gateway at that specified, slowly approaching date in the future.
She'd met ot...her star travelers who had returned from one or two hops into the sky with the Gaijin. All of them were determined to go on. She imagined a cloud of human travelers journeying deeper and deeper into the strange cosmos, their ties to a blurred, fast-forwarding Earth stretching and loosening.
It wasn't just the Discontinuity. She didn't belong here. After all, she couldn't even work the toilets.
She longed to leave.
The Japanese-built lander touched the Moon, its rockets throwing up a cloud of fast-settling dust.
What to read after Space?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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