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    Apeman: The Arkship Archives

    By Gerald St Clare

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    "APEMAN" - A stunning work of literary science fiction - The AIMN

    When the contents of an embryo vault are deliberately terminated Martin, an "Apeman" (a genetically determined low caste worker), is charged with mass murder. Anthony Farrah is assigned to investigate and defend the accused, but what he discovers could shake the very foundations of their society.

    "Gerald St Clare is a bold new voice in Science Fiction! "APEMAN", is masterful debut that is totally gripping from start to finish. St Clare writes with a vision so much bigger than the short story form. Encapsulating a complete world, "Apeman" explores the dark face of genetic determinism, and the deep ethical issues involved in genetic manipulation, class and slavery. Rarely does a new science fiction writer of this calibre come along. Apeman is a stunning work of literary science fiction.". - The AIMN

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSilversphere Media Group
    Release dateApr 12, 2018
    ISBN9781370125456
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