Dr. Bloodmoney or How We Got Along After the Bomb
“Below him the world was in darkness, its night side turned his way; yet already he could see the rim of day appearing on the edge, and soon he would be passing into that once more. lights here and there glowed like holes poked in the surface of the planet which he had left seven years ago left for another purpose, another goal entirely. A much more noble one. “His was not the sale satellite still circling Earth, but it was the sale one with life aboard. Everyone else had since perished.... He was lucky: besides food and water and air he had a million miles of video and audio tape to keep him amused. And now, with it, he kept them amused.” Dangerfield’s satellite provided the last link binding humanity together. It was 'seven years after the day of disaster, the day one world died and another world began... Dr. Bloodmoney’s day. — “Dr. Bloodmoney” is a post-nuclear-holocaust masterpiece filled with a host of Dick’s most memorable characters: Hoppy Harrington, a deformed ...Author: Dick Philip Kindred
ISBN: 337
Year of publication: 1965
Genre: Science fiction
Number of pages: 267
Reading time: 4 h. 27 min.
Formats: FB2, EPUB, PDF
