The Judas Mandala (The Faustus Hexagram #2)

Damien Broderick

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3.00 · 1 ratings · 228 pages · Published: 29 Mar 1982
The Judas Mandala by Damien Broderick
Maggie Roche is an out-of-work poet and single mother. Spied on by a cyborged rat, attacked, drugged into panic and rapture, seduced, drawn into conspiracy, she's flung four thousand years into her own future. In the alien world of the Ull- Upload Lifeform Lords who are human-machine hybrids of overwhelming power-she learns that she is history's first true time traveler, hunted by friend and foe to the end of time. The entire future of the cosmos will be reset by these terrifying events.

The Judas Mandala introduced the terms "virtual reality" and "virtual matrix," anticipating Frank Tipler's influential Omega Point Theory, William Gibson's cyberpunk fiction, and The Matrix... A new Afterword describes the strange publishing history of this ground-breaking novel, and includes the full text of an omitted chapter.

"Experience an epic sense of immensity: an inkling of humanit's perhaps limitless possibilities within the strangeness of our universe."
-Australian Book Review
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