Mirrorsun, which orbits Earth and prevents electrical machines from functioning, has been defunct for some time. However, when it comes back to life with a vengeance, the new Highliber must reform the Calculor, a large computer whose components are human beings. At the same time, Americans are working with an underground group to bring their airplanes and weapons to Australia. Can the Highliber and the Overmayor of Rochester, the capital of Australia, stop the American technology from destroying their way of life?
Literary significance and receptionedit
Jackie Cassady in her review for the Library Journal said that "McMullen's sf epic examines the implications of low technology and religious idealism set against a world in the throes of transformation."[1]
Referencesedit
^Cassada, Jackie (October 15, 2001). "Eyes of the Calculor (Book Review)". Library Journal. 126 (17): 113. ISSN 0363-0277.
eyes, calculor, post, apocalyptic, novel, australian, writer, sean, mcmullen, published, 2001, third, part, greatwinter, trilogy, first, edition, coverauthorsean, mcmullenlanguageenglishseriesgreatwintergenrescience, fictionpublication, date2001preceded, bysou. Eyes of the Calculor is a post apocalyptic novel by Australian writer Sean McMullen published in 2001 It is the third part of the Greatwinter trilogy Eyes of the CalculorFirst edition coverAuthorSean McMullenLanguageEnglishSeriesGreatwinterGenreScience fictionPublication date2001Preceded bySouls in the Great Machine The Miocene Arrow Plot summary editMirrorsun which orbits Earth and prevents electrical machines from functioning has been defunct for some time However when it comes back to life with a vengeance the new Highliber must reform the Calculor a large computer whose components are human beings At the same time Americans are working with an underground group to bring their airplanes and weapons to Australia Can the Highliber and the Overmayor of Rochester the capital of Australia stop the American technology from destroying their way of life Literary significance and reception editJackie Cassady in her review for the Library Journal said that McMullen s sf epic examines the implications of low technology and religious idealism set against a world in the throes of transformation 1 References edit Cassada Jackie October 15 2001 Eyes of the Calculor Book Review Library Journal 126 17 113 ISSN 0363 0277 nbsp This article about a speculative fiction novel of the 2000s is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it See guidelines for writing about novels Further suggestions might be found on the article s talk page vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Eyes of the Calculor amp oldid 1161565357, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
