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Jon Evans
Goodreads Author
Born
in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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November 2008
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Beasts of New York
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2010
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Dark Places
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2004
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Invisible Armies
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2006
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12 editions
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Exadelic
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2023
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The Night of Knives
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2008
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The Executor
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2010
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The Blood Price
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2005
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20 editions
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Swarm
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2012
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No Fixed Address: Six Continents, Sixteen Years, Sixty-Six Nations
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2015
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The Coder (The Coder #1)
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2010
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"I need to be very clear on this book.
It's a wild SF ride. It's what you'd expect if you had a love-baby between Heinlein's later books and Blake Crouch, with a heavy dose of modern tech and "Oh my god, I can't believe he just took it there." That's no" Read more of this review » |
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"I found Exadelic to be an imaginative, challenging, and enjoyable read that explores many of the most timely questions around how AI will affect our perception of reality. Evans creates engaging characters and drama, but these seem, by design, to tak"
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"This book's synopsis doesn't do it justice. What sounded like a bad Steven Segal movie actually turned out to be one of the most intriguing and compelling thrillers I've ever read."
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"This is one of my favourite books of all time. Never read something as captivating and thrilling."
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“Humans serve cats as dogs serve humans. And sometimes, I fear, as ineptly.”
― Beasts of New York
― Beasts of New York
“The Labyrinth, a walled garden where humans tortured plants and flowers into growing in straight lines and sharp corners so unnatural that it hurt the mind to see, was east of Thorn’s court, on the very edge of the Center Kingdom.”
― Beasts of New York
― Beasts of New York
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Paul
Dec 23, 2010 08:11AM
Jon, I was a peace corps volunteer working with the Semuliki Wildlife Reserve and lived in Karagutu, between Fort Portal and Bundidungio. I traveled around the area last year and read The Night of Knives while I did so. I really enjoyed traveling through the Fort Portal area, Bwindi, Kampala and other places while the story unfolded in the same landscape and towns. Thanks for enhancing my travels. Paulo
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