Tech-Heaven

by Linda Nagata

Overview

For Katie Kishida, the nanotechnology revolution begins with an act of love. Katie is a young mother with a successful career and a loving marriage, when her perfect life is shattered by the sudden death of her husband, Tom. Putting her faith in a science that hasn't been invented yet, Katie has Tom's body placed in cryonic suspension--frozen in liquid nitrogen against a time when advances in nanotechnology might heal his injuries and restore his life. Katie never suspects the consequences that will follow. Tom's death and his costly entombment spark immediate political controversy. It's a debate that only grows more passionate as the years pass. Katie's life is taken over by the need to defend her husband's future and to shepherd into existence the controversial technologies that might let him live again . . . even as she's haunted by the question: Does Tom really want to come back?

Tech-Heaven is a compelling story of devotion and unyielding determination set amid the tumultuous politics of our time, in a world that is teetering on the cusp of a technological revolution like no other in history.

Enjoy all four books of the Nanotech Succession, a collection of stand-alone novels exploring the rise of nanotechnology and the strange and fascinating future that follows--beginning tomorrow and reaching far into time.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780983110002
Publisher:	Mythic Island Press LLC
Publication date:	10/27/2010
Series:	The Nanotech Succession
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	388
Sales rank:	136,900
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Linda Nagata grew up in a rented beach house on the north shore of Oahu. She graduated from the University of Hawaii with a degree in zoology and worked for a time at Haleakala National Park on the island of Maui. She has been a writer, a mom, a programmer of database-driven websites, and lately a publisher and book designer. She is the author of multiple novels and short stories, including The Bohr Maker, winner of the Locus Award for best first novel, and the novella "Goddesses," the first online publication to receive a Nebula award. She lives with her husband in their long-time home on the island of Maui.

Editorial Reviews

"...an excellent protrayal of how nanotechnology may one day penetrate human society..."

Analog - Tom Easton

"...Nagata's theme is both ambitious and important: the attempted political regulation of new technologies, especially as they relate to human rights..."

Locus - Gary K Wolfe