Voyage of the Shadowmoon

Voyage of the Shadowmoon

by SeanMcMullen (Author)

Synopsis

VOYAGE OF THE SHADOWMOON is a fantasy epic of daunting skill and scope. It is the story of the passengers and crew of the Shadowmoon - a small, wooden schooner. They sail the coast, gathering information as they go, passing as simple traders. But when they witness the awful power of Silverdeath, an uncontrollable doomsday weapon of awesome power, they realise they must act before Silverdeath rains destruction across their entire world.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 496
Edition: 1
Publisher: Saint Martin's Press Inc.
Published: 27 Dec 2002

ISBN 10: 0312877404
ISBN 13: 9780312877408

Author Bio
Sean McMullen is one of the leading Australian SF authors to emerge during the 1990s, having won more than a dozen national awards in his homeland. In addition, he has sold several dozen short stories to magazines such as Analog, Interzone, and Fantasy & Science Fiction, and was co-author of Strange Constellations, a History of Australian SF. He established himself in the American market with the publication of the Greatwinter trilogy (comprised of Souls in the Great Machine, The Miocene Arrow, and Eyes of the Calculor). His fiction has been translated into Polish, French, and Japanese. The settings for Sean's work range from the Roman Empire, through Medieval Europe, to cities of the distant future. He has bachelor's and master's degrees from Melbourne University, and post-graduate diplomas in computer science, information science and business management. He is currently doing a PhD in Medieval Fantasy Literature at Melbourne University, where he is also the deputy instructor at the campus karate club, and a member of the fencing club. Before he began writing, Sean spent several years in student reviews and theatre, and was lead singer in three rock and folk bands. After singing in several early music groups and choirs, he spent two years in the Victorian State Opera before he began writing. He lives in Melbourne with his wife Trish and daughter Catherine.