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9780575099432 (paperback)
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Simmons, Dan, 1948-
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Hyperion / Dan Simmons.
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London : Gollancz, 2011.
©1990
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xii, 473 pages ; 20 cm.
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SF masterworks
Hyperion
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Originally published: London: Headline, 1990.
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This novel is about the last days of a vibrant yet self-destructive galactic civilization of humans called the Hegemony. The Hegemony is doomed because in exchange for the knowledge needed to conquer the stars, the human species sold its soul to a hive of machine-based intelligence known as Technocore. Six people embark on a pilgrimage to Hyperion, their only hope for redemption, to seek the help of the Shrike, a half- mechanical, half-organic creature that inspires both terror and devotion in its subjects. The book won the 1990 Hugo Award for Science Fiction.
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Hyperion (Imaginary place) -- Fiction
Quests (Expeditions) -- Fiction
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