The Cyberiad

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Type : Paperback

Page Count : 335

Language : english

Description

Stanislaw lem is perhaps the most original and influential European science-fiction writer of the twentieth century. The cyberiad, one of lem’s most beloved works, follows the exploits of the trurl and klapaucius, two ingenious ‘constructors’. In their adventures through a strange medieval universe they encounter a machine capable of creating anything that starts with the letter ‘N’; kings who oppress their people with parlour games; and PhD pirates who demand ransom in knowledge rather than gold. It is a world where UFOs land silently on lawns at dawn, and where even the stars can be re-arranged for advertising purposes

Review

A giant of 20th-century science fiction ― Guardian

A Jorge Luis Borges for the Space Age ― New York Times

The linguistic inventiveness is extraordinary … Lem has created a curious world in which robots and rockets rub shoulders with kings, dragons, witches and pirates ― Independent on Sunday

About the Author

Stanislaw Lem (1921-2006) was born in Lviv, then part of Poland. He is probably the most original and influential European science-fiction writer since H.G. Wells. Best known in the West for Tarkovsky’s film of his novel Solaris, Lem wrote novels and stories that have been published all over the world. He is credited with anticipating in his writing artificial reality, e-books and nano-technology. His most famous works include The Cyberiad, Mortal Engines, The Star Diaries, The Futurological Congress, Tales of Pirx the Pilot and Solaris.

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