The (Compleat) Traveller in Black

The (Compleat) Traveller in Black
by John Brunner
In the unguessably remote past - or perhaps the distant future - Chaos ruled the universe. Scientific laws of cause and effect held no force and men could not know from one day to the next what to expect from their labours. Until the coming of the Travele
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The time was the unguessably remote past - or perhaps the distant future. Throughout the universe, Chaos ruled. Scientific laws of cause and effect held no force; men could not know from one day to the next what to expect from their labours, and even hope seemed foolish.

In this universe there was one man to whom had been entrusted the task of bringing reason and order out of Chaos. He was a quiet man dressed in black who carried a staff made of light, and wherever he went the powers of Chaos swirled around him, buffeted him, tested him. He fought them, and little by little he drove them back.

But the Traveller in Black himself belonged to the anti-science universe. If he succeeded in his task of changing the order of the cosmos, could he continue to live?





(First published 1971)

SFGateway - Hachette
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About the author

John Brunner (1934-1995) was a prolific British SF writer. He was a winner of the Hugo Award (for Stand on Zanzibar), the British Science Fiction Award and the Prix Apollo.

 

ISBN: 9780575101395
Format: eBook
Publication Date: 29/09/2011
Imprint: Gateway