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Iain M Banks Matter (CBR/128kbps/Unabridged/2008) MakeGreatMusic net (Size: 991.88 MB) (Files: 28)
Iain M Banks - Matter (Epilogue).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 01 - Factory).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 02 - Palace).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 03 - Folly).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 04 - In Transit).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 05 - Platform).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 06 - Scholastory).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 07 - Reception).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 08 - Tower).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 10 - A Certain Lack).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 11 - Bare Night).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 12 - Cumuloform).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 13 - Don't Try This At Home).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 14 - Game).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 15 - The Hundredth Idiot).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 16 - Sea Drill).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 17 - Departures).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 18 - The Current Emergency).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 19 - Dispatches).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 20 - Inspiral, Coalescence, Ringdown).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 21 - Many Worlds).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 22 - The Falls).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 23 - Livewire Problem).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 24 - Steam, Water, Ice, Fire).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 25 - The Levels).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 26 - The Sarcophagus).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (Chapter 27 - The Core).mp3
Iain M Banks - Matter (_Prologue).mp3
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Runtime: 17hrs 55min
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. This magnificent eighth novel (after 2000's Look to Windward) of the Culture, an interstellar posthuman civilization of incredible wealth and technological sophistication, centers on three siblings: Ferbin and Oramen, the misfit heirs of conquering King Hausk of the Sarl, who rules a backward and patriarchal realm deep beneath the surface of the artificial Shellworld Sursamen, and their exiled sister, Djan, now a powerful agent of the Culture's Special Circumstances division. When King Hausk is murdered, Ferbin narrowly avoids the conspirators and sets out across the galaxy to ask Djan's help with revenge against the killer, now serving as Oramen's regent. Soon they learn of the horrific forces a hidden enemy is about to unleash on Sursamen, and must race to save the home that has rejected them both. Beautifully written and filled with memorable characters and startling technology, this tale of intricate politics and interstellar warfare ably demonstrates that Banks is still at the height of his powers. (Mar.)
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From Bookmarks Magazine
It has been eight years since the last Culture novel, and critics have clearly missed Banks’s unique combination of galactic wonder and quirky humor. Their anticipation made for high standards, and for most critics, Matter exceeded them. Many fans of this universe enjoyed the way Banks mixes space opera with royal intrigue, though a few felt he does not quite pull off this cultural collision with his usual finesse. A more common complaint concerned the book’s length and pacing. While most reviewers were, in the end, happy to immerse themselves in 600 more pages of Culture, the novel’s heft may make it a poor entry point for readers hoping to pick up the series for the first time. It may be best to start with the first in the series, Consider Phlebas (1987).
Copyright © 2004 Phillips & Nelson Media, Inc.
