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From 2017 John W. Campbell Award winner, Ada Palmer, the second book of Terra Ignota, a political science fiction epic of extraordinary audacityA cornucopia of dazzling, sharp ideas set in rich, wry prose that rewards rumination with layers of delight. Provocative, erudite, inventive, resplendent. *Ken Liu, author of The Grace of Kings***In a future of near-instantaneous global travel, of abundant provision for the needs of all, a future in which no one living can remember an actual wara long era of stability threatens to come to an abrupt end.For known only to a few, the leaders of the great Hives, nations without fixed locations, have long conspired to keep the world stable, at the cost of just a little blood. A few secret murders, mathematically planned. So that no faction can ever dominate, and the balance holds. And yet the balance is beginning to give way.Mycroft Canner, convict, sentenced to wander the globe in service to all, knows more about this conspiracy than he can ever admit. Carlyle Foster, counselor, sensayer, has secrets as well, and they burden Carlyle beyond description. And both Mycroft and Carlyle are privy to the greatest secret of all: Bridger, the child who can bring inanimate objects to life.Shot through with astonishing invention, Ada Palmers Seven Surrenders is the next movement in one of the great science fiction epics of our time.Seven Surrenders veers expertly between love, murder, mayhem, parenthood, theology, and high politics. I havent had this much fun with a book in a long time. Max Gladstone, author of *Three Parts Dead*Terra Ignota1. Too Like the Lightning2. *Seven Surrenders3. The Will to Battle***

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B EING A CONTINUATION OF Too Like the Lightning,
A NARRATIVE OF EVENTS of the year 2454

Written by MYCROFT CANNER, at the
R EQUEST OF C ERTAIN P ARTIES .

Published with the permissions of:

The Romanova Seven-Hive Council Stability Committee

The Five-Hive Committee on Dangerous Literature

Ordo Quiritum Imperatorisque Masonicorum

The Cousins Commission for the Humane Treatment of Servicers

The Mitsubishi Executive Directorate

His Majesty Isabel Carlos II of Spain

And with the consent of all FREE AND UNFREE

L IVING P ERSONS H EREIN P ORTRAYED .


Qui veritatem desiderit, ipse hoc legat. Nihil obstat; nihil obstet.


Recommended.Anonymous.


I wont be certain who the killer is until I meet them, but if it is Mycroft, be merciful. Keep them alive, and safe, and working. You need them. If you have lost me, you need them. There are things I leave undone that only Mycroft Canner can complete.

APOLLO MOJAVE .


C ERTIFIED NONPROSELYTORY BY THE F OUR -H IVE C OMMISSION ON R ELIGION IN L ITERATURE .


R AT D PAR LA C OMMISSION E UROPENNE DES M EDIAS D ANGEREUX .


Gordian Exposure Commission Content Ratings:

S4Explicit but not protracted sexual scenes ; rape ; references to sex with violence ; sexual acts of real and living persons.

V5Explicit and protracted scenes of intentional violence ; explicit but not protracted scenes of extreme violence ; violence praised; recent incidents of global trauma ; crimes of violence committed by real and living persons.

R5Explicit and protracted treatment of religious themes without intent to convert; theological abuse; theological assault; recent incidents of global religious controversy ; religious beliefs of real and living persons.

O3Opinions likely to cause offense to selected groups and to the sensibilities of many; subject matter likely to cause distress or offens e to the same.

Bridger

a child

The Major

a veteran

Aimer

his lieutenant

Looker, Crawler, Medic, Stander-Y, Stander-G, Nogun, Nostand

his men

Croucher

a malcontent

Mommadoll

a homemaker

Mycroft Canner

their guardian

Saladin

his lover

Thisbe Ottila Saneer (Humanist)

a smelltrack artist

Ockham Prospero Saneer (Humanist)

Officer of Security

Lesley Juniper Sniper Saneer (Humanist)

a security officer

Ojiro Cardigan Sniper (Humanist)

a pentathlete and living doll

Eureka Weeksbooth and Sidney Koons (Humanists)

data analysts

Kat and Robin Typer (Humanists)

twins

Cato Weeksbooth (Humanist)

a mad science teacher

Carlyle Foster (Cousin)

their sensayer

J.E.D.D. Mason (minor)

a Tribune

Madame DArouet (Blacklaw Hiveless)

His mother

Gibraltar Chagatai (Blacklaw Hiveless)

His housekeeper

Martin Guildbreaker (Mason)

His investigator

Dominic Seneschal (Blacklaw Hiveless)

His sensayer

Helose (minor)

His nun

Cornel MASON (Mason)

an emperor

The Seventh Anonymous

a political voice

Brody de Lupa (Humanist)

his proxy

Bryar Kosala (Cousin)

a chairperson

Vivien Ancelet (Graylaw Hiveless)

her spouse, the Censor

Jung Su-Hyeon Ancelet Kosala (Graylaw Hiveless)

their bashchild, the Deputy Censor

Ganymede Jean-Louis de la Trmolle (Humanist)

a president

Hotaka And Mitsubishi (Mitsubishi)

a chief director

Jyothi Bandyopadhyay, Chen Zhongren, Huang Enlai, Kim Yeong-Uk, Kimura Kunie, Lu Yong, Wang Baobao, Wang Laojing (Mitsubishi)

his colleagues

Dana Marie-Anne de la Trmolle Mitsubishi

his wife

Jun, Sora, Michi, Ran, Harue, Na, Setsuna (minors)

their bashchildren

Masami Mitsubishi (Mitsubishi)

their bashchild, a reporter

Toshi Mitsubishi (Graylaw Hiveless)

their bashchild, an analyst for the Censor

Hiroaki Mitsubishi (Cousin)

their bashchild, an analyst for the Cousins Feedback Bureau

Casimir Perry (European)

a prime minister

Isabel Carlos II of Spain (European)

a king

Felix Faust (Gordian)

a headmaster

Julia Doria-Pamphili (European)

Head of the Sensayers Conclave

Jin Im-Jin (Gordian)

Speaker of the Romanovan Senate

Darcy Sok (Cousin)

Head of the Cousins Feedback Bureau

Lorelei Cook (Cousin)

Romanovan Minister of Education

Ektor Carlyle Papadelias (European)

a detective

Tully Mardi (Graylaw Hiveless)

a warmonger

Aldrin Bester and Voltaire Seldon (Utopians)

ambassadors

Mushi Mojave (Utopian)

a Martian entomologist

Apollo Mojave (Utopian)

in memoriam

Too like the lightning, which doth cease to be

Ere one can say, It lightens.

William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, act II, scene ii

Nihil Obstat Nothing prevents itwas the old license-by-fiat which kings and inquisitors pronounced in stifled ages when no printing press could give its inky kiss to paper until Tyrant Church and Tyrant State had loosed censorships universal gag. But nihil obstet is something else when He appends it to our permissions page, Good Jehovah Mason. Obstet is a prayer, one He made over and over to the many authorities who guard humanity: His Imperial father, the Cousin Chair, the King of Spain, the Sensayers Conclave, the far-seeing Censor, Brills wise Institute: Let nothing prevent it. They feared as much for Him as for themselves, tried to sow doubt in Him, asked Him by His many names: Are You sure You want to do this, J.E.D.D. Mason? Tribune? Porphyrogene? Prince? Tenth Director? Tai-Kun? Xiao Hei Wang? Jed? Jagmohan? Micromegas? Jehovah Epicurus Donatien DArouet Mason? Are You sure You want this snarling, wounded Earth to learn so much of You? But Madame DArouet, who raised Jehovah in that strange bash-out-of-time she cultured in the gold-drenched heart of Paris, also taught Him numbers: one and many, less and more. So, the same grim calculus that compelled Cicero and Seneca to give their lives for bleeding Rome compels Jehovah now to end the desperation-pain of the ten billion who cry for answers, even at the cost of worse pain to those dearest to Him, and Himself. For your sake, reader, He prayed, to one, to many. And for His sake I pray too, to That One Powerabsent from our permissions pageWhich could still stop us, as It stopped firebrand Apollo. The many mouths of Providence have swallowed up a thousand histories, and could swallow one more. So I pray: Let nothing obstruct this book and the Good it aims at. If there is benevolence in You, strange Creator, nihil obstet .

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