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    Shelfari edited the subjects of Bloom 2 weeks ago.

    • Added the subject: Subjects > Science Fiction and Fantasy > Authors, A-Z > ( M ) > McCarthy, Wil
    • Added the subject: Subjects > Science Fiction and Fantasy > Science Fiction > Adventure
    • Added the subject: Subjects > Science Fiction and Fantasy > Science Fiction > High Tech
    • Added the subject: Subjects > Literature and Fiction
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    Shelfari edited the classification of Bloom Friday, January 22 2010.

    • changed the Dewey Classification: 813.54
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    Shelfari edited the description of Bloom Wednesday, August 5 2009.

    • Mycora: technogenic life. Fast-reproducing, fast-mutating, and endlessly voracious. In the year 2106, these microscopic machine/creatures have escaped their creators to populate the inner solar systyem with a wild, deadly ecology all their own, pushing the tattered remnants of humanity out into the cold and dark of the outer planets. Even huddled beneath the ice of Jupiter's moons, protected by a defensive system known as the Immunity, survivors face the constant risk of mycospores finding their way to the warmth and brightness inside the habitats, resulting in a calamitous "bloom." But the human race still has a trick or two up its sleeves; in a ship specially designed to penetrate the deadly Mycosystem, seven astronauts are about to embark on mankind's boldest venture yet--the perilous journey home to infected Earth! Yet it is in these remote conditions, against a virtually omnipotent foe, that we discover how human nature plays the greatest role in humanity's future.

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    Shelfari edited the contributors of Bloom Wednesday, August 5 2009.

    • Added a contributor: Wil McCarthy: (Primary Author)
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    Shelfari edited the first sentence of Bloom Thursday, July 16 2009.

    • That my first meeting with Vaclav Lottick went poorly goes without saying.
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