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The Hermetic Millennia (Count to the Eschaton Sequence, #2) by John C. Wright, Justin Sweet is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Continuing from Count to a Trillion, Menelaus Illation Montrose—Texas gunslinger, idealist, and posthuman genius—has gone into cryo-suspension following the discovery that, in 8,000 years, a powerful alien intelligence will reach Earth to assess humanity’s value as slaves. Montrose intends to be alive to meet that threat, but he is awakened repeatedly throughout the centuries to confront the woes of an ever-changing and violent world, witnessing millennia of change compressed into a few years of subjective time. The result is a breathtaking vision of future history like nothing before imagined: sweeping, tumultuous, and evermore alien, as Montrose’s immortal enemies and former shipmates from the starship Hermetic harness the forces of evolution and social engineering to continuously reshape the Earth in their image, seeking to create a version of man the approaching slavers will find worthy.ReviewPraise for Count to a Trillion:“R . A. Lafferty meets A. E. Van Vogt in a cakewalk through a future full of antimatter, alien artifacts, transhumans, an Iron Ghost, a Texas gunfighter, and a Space Princess. Well worth the price of admission.—Michael Flynn, author of The January Dancer“This

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Author
John C. Wright, Justin Sweet
Publisher
Tor Science Fiction
Published
2006
Language
EN
ISBN
9780765338082
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Science Fiction, Travel, Fiction
Rating
3.75 / 5 (341 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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