Artemis
Authors:
Andy Weir
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ISBN: 0553448145, 978-0553448146
Book publisher: Ballantine Books
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Book Price $0 : 'Artemis' by Andy Weir is a compelling science fiction novel set on Artemis, the first and only city on the Moon. The story follows Jasmine 'Jazz' Bashara, a sharp-witted smuggler with a knack for engineering and problem-solving, who becomes embroiled in a high-stakes conspiracy that threatens the colony's survival. Weir, known for his meticulous attention to scientific detail, integrates authentic lunar colonization concepts, such as life support systems, airlocks, and the economic challenges of a closed-loop habitat. The novel delves into intricate topics like asteroid mining, lunar geology, and the use of advanced robotics for construction and maintenance, presenting a plausible vision of human settlement on the Moon. Weir’s innovative approach extends the narrative with technical descriptions that read almost like a solution manual, breaking down complex engineering challenges Jazz must overcome. The plot is structured with precision, offering a strategic table of content that guides readers through Jazz’s multifaceted adventures and the socio-political dynamics within Artemis. The book has been praised for its blend of hard science fiction and fast-paced thriller elements, with reviewers highlighting the realistic depiction of lunar technology and resource management. Additionally, the narrative includes moments where an informal 'Answer Key' to Jazz's engineering and chemical tactics is effectively embedded through her internal monologue and problem-solving sequences. Overall, 'Artemis' combines rich characterization, technical accuracy, and an engaging plot to explore themes of survival, innovation, and economic disparity in a futuristic lunar setting. For those seeking cheap study materials that maintain high standards, this book is ideal.
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WR
Artemis, 1st Edition, is simply an outstanding book. As a long-time fan of the genre, I found the author's style both engaging and insightful. The characters are brilliantly fleshed out, and the world-building is top-notch. It not only delves deep into space exploration with excellent scientific grounding but also spins a thrilling tale of adventure. I was particularly impressed by the clear explanations of complex concepts—everything was conveyed in a way that was accessible yet never felt dumbed down. As a bonus, the book arrived quickly, and the packaging was sturdy, keeping it in pristine condition. This is definitely a must-read for anyone interested in sci-fi or astronomy. It's a gem in my book collection!
ES
Solid read, enjoyed the narrative!




































