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Synopsis Jack Potter, a researcher at the Academe of Pure and Applied Sciences, decodes a message from aliens who want to barter information. The problem is, Jack doesn't realize that these aliens want information about earth so that it will be easier to take over the planet.
| Size | | Height: | 6.5 in | | Width: | 4.3 in | | Thickness: | 1.0 in | | Weight: | 7.2 oz |
Industry Reviews 'Signal to Noise' is a strong novel, not only for its biting social satire, but also for the compelling and fast-moving plot, and richly textured characters. We follow Potter through a kaleidoscope of fear, paranoia, betrayal, and finally desperate hope, as he tries to survive in a world more like our own than we might like to admit.
Annotation copyright H.W. Wilson Company. Turner
Cybercryptologist Jack Potter's discovery of an encoded message of unearthly origin embroils him in a battle for survival as warring nations and multinational corporations vie for control of his mind-shattering knowledge. . . . This thriller combines high-tech sf with apocalyptic disaster in a complex and exhilarating tale of intrigue and human ingenuity. Billed as 'hyperpunk,' this title by the author of Dry Water should appeal to fans of cyberpunk.
Annotation copyright H.W. Wilson Company. Cassada
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