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This is witty, smart, cleverly structured and, like the master's finest films, hooks the reader from the opening moments and never lets go. Dial M for Marvelous. (STARBURST MAGAZINE)
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The Real-Town Murders is thoughful, clever and effortless fiction that successfully blends hardboiled noir with near-future scifi to create a rich, rewarding story. Highly recommended. (SF BOOK)
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A gleeful homage to future noir. (SCIFINOW)
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The kind of elegantly playful fun at which Roberts, almost routinely it seems, excels. (SFX MAGAZINE)
A time-travelling nerd applies Kant with lethal results in this dazzling philosophical adventure...this is really walking the literary high wire, and Roberts not only keeps his balance, he makes the spectacle compelling (The Guardian)
using lit-fic techniques and by not playing by the genre rules, [Roberts] rises to the challenge that Mitchell sets down (SFX)
The Real-Town Murders is thoughful, clever and effortless fiction that successfully blends hardboiled noir with near-future scifi to create a rich, rewarding story. Highly recommended. (SF BOOK)
The Thing Itself is evidence of Adam Roberts' inimitable brilliance. (Tor.com)
A gleeful homage to future noir. (SCIFINOW)
Gripping and ingenious. (CRIME TIME)
I do appreciate a novel that makes me think while also entertaining me. The Thing Itself marries the two to perfection. There is so much packed within these pages and, without doubt, it's one of those memorable novels that will stand to repeated readings over the passing of time. A book of the year for me, for sure. (For Winter's Nights)
The sort of chase thriller that Hitchcock used to film. (MORNING STAR)
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- EditorialGollancz
- Año de publicación2017
- ISBN 10 147322148X
- ISBN 13 9781473221482
- EncuadernaciónTapa blanda
- Número de páginas240
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