Description: Mason's follow-up to The Lost Books of the Odyssey is a complex and spellbinding tale of a future where self-preservation, in every sense of the word, is a victory." -- Library Journal (starred review) "Code becomes flesh in Zachary Mason's sentences. He shows us the near future of technological experience, where death becomes a 'stillness in memory,' and God is a pattern of numbers. This is the best and most beautiful book about computers since Neuromancer ." -- Michael Clune, author of Gamelife: A Memoir " Void Star is an extraordinary novel. The hallucinatory beauty of the prose is matched only by the book's velocity and mystery, and the story--of mortality, memory, and what it means to be human--holds all the force and power of mythology." -- Emily St. John Mandel, author of Station Eleven "Zachary Mason's magisterial new novel is a passionate immersion in science fiction, sure todelight even the most hardcore devotees of Samuel R. Delany, China Miville,and Philip K. Dick. The greatest speculative writing intoxicates and terrifiesus in equal measure with the visions it offers, and in this Void Star is no exception. A dazzling book." --John Wray, author of The Lost Time Accidents "Readers who enjoy Cormac McCarthy and China Mieville but wished they had had more influence from Neal Stephenson might find this book is just what they're looking for." --Dawn Kuczwara, Booklist

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