METAtropolis: The Wings We Dare Aspire (METAtropolis #4)

Jay Lake, Ken Scholes

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3.00 · 1 ratings · 380 pages · Published: 07 May 2014
METAtropolis: The Wings We Dare Aspire by Jay Lake, Ken Scholes
In a near future Pacific Northwest, the mysterious Tygre Tygre shows up unannounced at the hidden city of Cascadiapolis, and sets events in motion that lead to the destruction of that city-and the ultimate surfacing of an end-game millennium in the making. Who are the shadowy Bull Dancers? What part does the high-powered J. Appleseed Foundation play in their secret work? And how will a legendary security specialist, a dying billionaire, a disgraced cop, a minister who's lost his faith, and a keen-eyed nonprofit accountant work together to prevent what looks suspiciously like ... the end of the world? From the award-winning Audible series, METAtropolis First time in print!

Contents:
Foreword (METAtropolis: The Wings We Dare Aspire) • essay by Kevin J. Anderson
Introduction (METAtropolis: The Wings We Dare Aspire) • essay by Steve Feldberg
In the Forests of the Night • (2008) • novella by Jay Lake
The Bull Dancers • (2010) • novella by Jay Lake
A Symmetry of Serpents and Doves • (2010) • novella by Ken Scholes
Rock of Ages • (2013) • novella by Jay Lake
Let Me Hide Myself in Thee • (2013) • novella by Ken Scholes
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