Duchamp Versus Einstein
oct 2019 · Watkins Media Limited
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“Deeply engaging, and cleverly weaves history and chess into a thought provoking tale!”
– New York Times bestseller Wesley Chu
“A luminous game of chess between art and science that is played across the page with lethal precision.” – John W. Campbell Award-winning Lavie Tidhar
Inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s archived letters, Duchamp versus Einstein is a science fiction novelette spanning some of the most monumental events of the 20th century, and bringing together two of the most transformative figures of the era in art and science for a surreal chess match that could reshape history.
File Under: Science Fiction [ First Encounters | Dada | Manhattan Project | Endgame ]
– New York Times bestseller Wesley Chu
“A luminous game of chess between art and science that is played across the page with lethal precision.” – John W. Campbell Award-winning Lavie Tidhar
Inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s archived letters, Duchamp versus Einstein is a science fiction novelette spanning some of the most monumental events of the 20th century, and bringing together two of the most transformative figures of the era in art and science for a surreal chess match that could reshape history.
File Under: Science Fiction [ First Encounters | Dada | Manhattan Project | Endgame ]
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CHRISTOPHER HINZ is the author of five science fiction books. Liege-Killer won the Compton Crook Award for best first novel and was nominated for the John W. Campbell Award for best new writer. He has written screenplays and a graphic novel, scripted comics for DC and Marvel, and has worked as a newspaper reporter and technical administrator of a small TV station.
http://www.christopherhinz.com
http://www.christopherhinz.com
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