When We Were Heroes: A Tor.com Original Wild Cards Story
Jan 2013 · Wild Cards Book 1 · Tor Books
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George R. R. Martin's Wild Cards multi-author shared-world universe has been thrilling readers for over 25 years. Now, in addition to overseeing the ongoing publication of new Wild Cards books (like 2011's Fort Freak), Martin is also commissioning and editing new Wild Cards stories for publication on Tor.com. Daniel Abraham's "When We Were Heroes" is an affecting examination of celebrity, privacy, and the different ways people deal with notoriety and fame--problems not made easier when what you're famous for are superpowers that even you don't fully understand.
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3.7
13 reviews
Piyali Mukherjee
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October 19, 2014
An amazing concept and very well-written characters
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Damian O'Connor
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January 1, 2017
Got bored
About the author
A regular contributor to the Wild Cards universe, Daniel Abraham is a prolific author of SF and fantasy under several bylines. Under his own name, he is best known for the four-volume epic fantasy The Long Price Quartet. His collaboration with Ty Franck, Leviathan Wakes, published under the byline "James S. A. Corey," was a finalist for the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 2012.
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