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26 apr 1999 · Welcome to Teranesia, the island of butterflies, where evolution has stopped making sense. Prabir Suresh lives in paradise, a nine-year-old boy with an island all his own: to name, to explore, and to populate with imaginary creatures stranger than any exotic tropical wildlife.
Twitter: @gregeganSF. Mastodon: @gregeganSF@mathstodon.xyz. I am a science fiction writer and computer programmer. This site contains: information, illustrations and applets to supplement some of my work; a bibliography; links to works online (including many free stories ); the Foundations series of introductory science articles;
Discover the mystery of the island of Teranesia, where peculiar biological evolution has created a world both beautiful and deadly. On the small uninhabited island of Teranesia, Prabir and his younger sister Madhusree live with their biologist parents, who are there to study the strange signs of evolutionary mutation in the island’s butterfly ...
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1 ago 1999 · As a young boy, Prabir Suresh lives with his parents and sister on an otherwise uninhabited island in a remote part of the Indonesian peninsula. Prabir names it Teranesia, populating it with imaginary creatures even stranger than the evolutionarily puzzling butterflies that his parents are studying. Civil war strikes, orphaning ...
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Nonostante sia considerato come il miglior autore di "fantascienza scientifica", non tutte le opere di Greg Egan sono pubblicate in Italia. Per il momento noi lettori italiani possiamo gustarci La terra moltiplicata (Quarantine, 1992, pubblicato dalla Nord), Permutation city (1994, Shake Edizioni Undeground), l'antologia Luminous (1998, Urania 1412) e Teranesia (1999), ultima opera dello ...
8 giu 2010 · Teranesia!” But that had been before Madhusree was born, when she hadn’t been named herself (except as the much-too-literal Accidental Bulge). So Prabir stood on the beach, holding his sister up to the sky, spinning around slowly as he chanted, “Teranesia!
