Thomas M. Disch is the author of more than twenty books and twelve collections of poetry. He is widely regarded as one of the masters of twentieth-century science fiction, and received the 1999 Hugo Award for The Dreams Our Stuff Is Made Of: How Science Fiction Conquered the World. He died in 2008.
One of the most remarkably talented writers around
*Washington Post*
[This novel is] closely based on the extraordinary TV series, far
and away the finest thing the medium has done in this genre; while
Disch himself is one of the best SF writers
*Observer*
McKellen delivers a riveting performance as the fear-inducing
Number Two. This remake is smart and quick, and succeeds in ways
that the original did not. There's more urgency to the
storytelling, and a faster pace - accelerating the viewing
thrill.
*The Telegraph*
One of the most remarkably talented writers around * Washington
Post *
[This novel is] closely based on the extraordinary TV series, far
and away the finest thing the medium has done in this genre; while
Disch himself is one of the best SF writers * Observer *
McKellen delivers a riveting performance as the fear-inducing
Number Two. This remake is smart and quick, and succeeds in ways
that the original did not. There's more urgency to the
storytelling, and a faster pace - accelerating the viewing thrill.
* The Telegraph *
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