Singularities

by W.T. Quick

W.T. Quick gives corporate warfare a new name in his esteemed novel, Singularities. Luna Inc. would live, he promised himself dourly. Even if he, the last of the Schollanders, died in the survival effort. It was in his genes, maybe, as Auntie Elaine had once said. But it was in his heart and mind as well. What had that long-dead mercenary rally cry been? Grab 'em by their balls--their hearts and minds will follow? Nakamura sure had balls. He had to give him that. But that was okay, too. It gave him a target to grab. And squeeze.

Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction

100 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1990

About the author

W.T. (William Thomas) Quick, a native of Indiana, lives in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco. He is the author of twenty-eight novels, including the seminal cyberpunk cult hit DREAMS OF FLESH AND SAND (in which he invented The Matrix), the best-selling prehistoric thriller THE LAST MAMMOTH, a series of six novels entitled QUEST FOR TOMORROW co-authored with William Shatner, dozens of shorter works of fiction, and several screenplays for film and television.

Quick also writes under the pseudonyms QUENTIN THOMAS, SEAN KIERNAN, AND MARGARET ALLAN