The Revolution Business (Merchant Princes)

Praise for The Merchants' War :
Charles Stross's Merchant Princes novels are economic science fiction worth reading.
--Paul Krugman, New York Times bestselling author of The Great Unraveling
The world-building in this series is simply superb, in other words--it is engaging, crystal-clear and disturbingly real.... The Merchants' War is fast-paced and engrossing and will leave readers ravenous for the next installment.
--SciFi.com
For sheer inventiveness and energy, this cliffhanger-riddled serial remains difficult to top.
--Publishers Weekly
A fantastically thrilling series.
--Booklist

Praise for the novels of The Merchant Princes
[These books] are, first and foremost, great fun. Charles Stross's Merchant Princes novels are economic science fiction worth reading.
--Paul Krugman, Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics and author of The Great Unraveling
Politics, intrigue, and striking plot twists make this story a compelling read. The fast-paced and complex interpersonal and political maneuvering will leave readers hard-pressed to put this book down before finding out how it ends.
--RT BOOKreviews on The Revolution Business
For sheer inventiveness and energy, this cliffhanger-riddled serial remains difficult to top.
--Publishers Weekly on The Merchants' War
Stross has taken the broad idea with which he began the series...and expended it logically in several initially unexpected directions. The action continues to be compelling, with the author throwing in new surprises every time the reader thinks the story's about to settle down.
-- Asimov's Science Fiction on The Merchants' War
Twenty-first-century politics and high-fantasy intrigue make remarkably good bedfellows in Stross' Merchant Princes series. . . . The world-building in this series is simply superb, in other words--it is engaging, crystal-clear and disturbingly real..... The Merchants' War is fast-paced and engrossing and will leave readers ravenous for the next installment.
--SciFi.com
The Clan Corporate offers more proof, if any were needed, why Charles Stross has become universally acknowledged as one of science fiction's major new talents.
--Mike Resnick
The Hidden Family is a festival of ideas in action, fast moving and often very funny, but underpinned by a rigorous logical strategy. . . .Stross's breezy, almost Heinleinian mode of narration is on fine display in The Hidden Family.
-- Locus
Stross continues to mix high and low tech in amusing and surprising ways. . . .[he] weaves a tale worthy of Robert Ludlum or Dan Brown.
- Publishers Weekly on The Hidden Family
Charles Stross brings info-tech philosophy to the world of fantasy. . . .Stories unfold across three worlds that are brought to life with humor-laced action.
-- The Denver Post on The Hidden Family
With The Family Trade, Stross brings to fantasy the same kind of sly humor and clear-eyed extrapolation that he previously brought to space opera and horror, Miriam's predicament is presented with great wit and high suspense.
-- San Francisco Chronicle
Blending the surreal hip fantasy of Roger Zelazny's 'Amber' series with the modern drama of The Sopranos, Stross's latest novel features a determined, independent heroine ready to make the best of a whole new life.
-- Library Journal on The Family Trade

[These books] are, first and foremost, great fun. Charles Stross's Merchant Princes novels are economic science fiction worth reading. Paul Krugman, Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics and author of The Great Unraveling

Politics, intrigue, and striking plot twists make this story a compelling read. The fast-paced and complex interpersonal and political maneuvering will leave readers hard-pressed to put this book down before finding out how it ends. RT BOOKreviews on The Revolution Business

For sheer inventiveness and energy, this cliffhanger-riddled serial remains difficult to top. Publishers Weekly on The Merchants War

Stross has taken the broad idea with which he began the series...and expended it logically in several initially unexpected directions. The action continues to be compelling, with the author throwing in new surprises every time the reader thinks the story's about to settle down. Asimov s Science Fiction on The Merchants War

Twenty-first-century politics and high-fantasy intrigue make remarkably good bedfellows in Stross' Merchant Princes series. . . . The world-building in this series is simply superb, in other words, it is engaging, crystal-clear and disturbingly real..... The Merchants' War is fast-paced and engrossing and will leave readers ravenous for the next installment. SciFi.com

The Clan Corporate offers more proof, if any were needed, why Charles Stross has become universally acknowledged as one of science fiction's major new talents. Mike Resnick

The Hidden Family is a festival of ideas in action, fast moving and often very funny, but underpinned by a rigorous logical strategy. . . .Stross's breezy, almost Heinleinian mode of narration is on fine display in The Hidden Family. Locus

Stross continues to mix high and low tech in amusing and surprising ways. . . .[he] weaves a tale worthy of Robert Ludlum or Dan Brown. Publishers Weekly on The Hidden Family

Charles Stross brings info-tech philosophy to the world of fantasy. . . .Stories unfold across three worlds that are brought to life with humor-laced action. The Denver Post on The Hidden Family

With The Family Trade, Stross brings to fantasy the same kind of sly humor and clear-eyed extrapolation that he previously brought to space opera and horror, Miriam's predicament is presented with great wit and high suspense. San Francisco Chronicle

Blending the surreal hip fantasy of Roger Zelazny's Amber' series with the modern drama of The Sopranos, Stross's latest novel features a determined, independent heroine ready to make the best of a whole new life. Library Journal on The Family Trade

[These books] are, first and foremost, great fun. Charles Stross's Merchant Princes novels are economic science fiction worth reading. Paul Krugman, Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics and author of The Great Unraveling

Politics, intrigue, and striking plot twists make this story a compelling read. The fast-paced and complex interpersonal and political maneuvering will leave readers hard-pressed to put this book down before finding out how it ends. RT BOOKreviews on The Revolution Business

For sheer inventiveness and energy, this cliffhanger-riddled serial remains difficult to top. Publishers Weekly on The Merchants War

Stross has taken the broad idea with which he began the series...and expended it logically in several initially unexpected directions. The action continues to be compelling, with the author throwing in new surprises every time the reader thinks the story's about to settle down. Asimov s Science Fiction on The Merchants War

Twenty-first-century politics and high-fantasy intrigue make remarkably good bedfellows in Stross' Merchant Princes series. . . . The world-building in this series is simply superb, in other words, it is engaging, crystal-clear and disturbingly real..... The Merchants' War is fast-paced and engrossing and will leave readers ravenous for the next installment. SciFi.com

The Clan Corporate offers more proof, if any were needed, why Charles Stross has become universally acknowledged as one of science fiction's major new talents. Mike Resnick

The Hidden Family is a festival of ideas in action, fast moving and often very funny, but underpinned by a rigorous logical strategy. . . .Stross's breezy, almost Heinleinian mode of narration is on fine display in The Hidden Family. Locus

Stross continues to mix high and low tech in amusing and surprising ways. . . .[he] weaves a tale worthy of Robert Ludlum or Dan Brown. Publishers Weekly on The Hidden Family

Charles Stross brings info-tech philosophy to the world of fantasy. . . .Stories unfold across three worlds that are brought to life with humor-laced action. The Denver Post on The Hidden Family

With The Family Trade, Stross brings to fantasy the same kind of sly humor and clear-eyed extrapolation that he previously brought to space opera and horror, Miriam's predicament is presented with great wit and high suspense. San Francisco Chronicle

Blending the surreal hip fantasy of Roger Zelazny's Amber' series with the modern drama of The Sopranos, Stross's latest novel features a determined, independent heroine ready to make the best of a whole new life. Library Journal on The Family Trade

[These books] are, first and foremost, great fun. Charles Stross's Merchant Princes novels are economic science fiction worth reading. --Paul Krugman, Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics and author of The Great Unraveling

Politics, intrigue, and striking plot twists make this story a compelling read. The fast-paced and complex interpersonal and political maneuvering will leave readers hard-pressed to put this book down before finding out how it ends. --RT BOOKreviews on The Revolution Business

For sheer inventiveness and energy, this cliffhanger-riddled serial remains difficult to top. --Publishers Weekly on The Merchants' War

Stross has taken the broad idea with which he began the series...and expended it logically in several initially unexpected directions. The action continues to be compelling, with the author throwing in new surprises every time the reader thinks the story's about to settle down. --Asimov's Science Fiction on The Merchants' War

Twenty-first-century politics and high-fantasy intrigue make remarkably good bedfellows in Stross' Merchant Princes series. . . . The world-building in this series is simply superb, in other words, it is engaging, crystal-clear and disturbingly real..... The Merchants' War is fast-paced and engrossing and will leave readers ravenous for the next installment. --SciFi.com

The Clan Corporate offers more proof, if any were needed, why Charles Stross has become universally acknowledged as one of science fiction's major new talents. --Mike Resnick

The Hidden Family is a festival of ideas in action, fast moving and often very funny, but underpinned by a rigorous logical strategy. . . .Stross's breezy, almost Heinleinian mode of narration is on fine display in The Hidden Family. --Locus

Stross continues to mix high and low tech in amusing and surprising ways. . . .[he] weaves a tale worthy of Robert Ludlum or Dan Brown. --Publishers Weekly on The Hidden Family

Charles Stross brings info-tech philosophy to the world of fantasy. . . .Stories unfold across three worlds that are brought to life with humor-laced action. --The Denver Post on The Hidden Family

With The Family Trade, Stross brings to fantasy the same kind of sly humor and clear-eyed extrapolation that he previously brought to space opera and horror, Miriam's predicament is presented with great wit and high suspense. --San Francisco Chronicle

Blending the surreal hip fantasy of Roger Zelazny's 'Amber' series with the modern drama of The Sopranos, Stross's latest novel features a determined, independent heroine ready to make the best of a whole new life. --Library Journal on The Family Trade