Blind Lake
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Praise for Robert Charles Wilson"In his quiet way, Robert Charles Wilson has produced one of the most impressive bodies of work in contemporary science fiction." —The New York Times"Wilson sets out to remind us, and possibly himself, of what there is to fall in love with in SF, and he succeeds." —Locusand for The Chronoliths"Wilson is a master of character development, comparable to the late Theodore Sturgeon....This superb novel, combining Wilson's trademark well-developed characters and fine prose with stunning high-tech physics, should strongly appeal to connoisseurs of quality science fiction." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Wilson's writing is assured.... Satisfaction lingers even after the last bit of suspense fades away." —Toronto Star"If you read science fiction for its scientific extrapolations, then there's much here to satisfy. If, like me, you read the genre for its examinations of human lives in a crucible, then The Chronoliths also delivers the goods."—Nalo HopkinsonThe New York TimesRobert Charles Wilson continues to fascinate and delight. I can't think of another science fiction writer who understands the strengths of the genre so well and who works with such confidence within its elastic boundaries. Blind Lake is a first-contact-with-aliens story that revolves around a group of humans whose lives, like those of many of Wilson's characters, are seriously askew. — Gerald Jonas
