A complex sci-fi tale of political intrigue and human-machine conflict in a future society.
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A complex sci-fi tale of political intrigue and human-machine conflict in a future society.
Then a stranger arrives on New Mars, a clone who remembers life as Jonathan Wilde, the anarchist with a nuclear capability who was accused of losing World War III. He also remembers David Reid, New Mars's leader . . . and the women they fought over and the ideals they once shared. The Stone Canal moves from the recent past into a distant future, where long lives and strange deaths await those who survive the wars and revolutions to come
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Minor romantic elements; no explicit content depicted.
Moderate violence with some graphic scenes of conflict and injury.
Mild profanity used occasionally throughout the text.
Brief mentions of alcohol and drug use, not glamorized.
Minor presence of LGBTQ+ characters in background roles.
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Strong political themes central to the narrative, exploring ideologies.
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Minor references to systemic suffering and coercion in society.
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