Marcher is a stunning novel of alternative reality science fiction from Arthur C Clarke Award and Edge Hill Prize winning author Chris Beckett. Published for the first time in the UK this, the NewCon Press edition, represents the author’s preferred text, extensively revised /5(24). Marcher is a fix-up of sorts, its spine grown from a clutch of stories dating back to the early nineties and, for all that I think said stories are among Beckett’s best work, at first glance their disparate viewpoints don’t appear to lend themselves to being bound together. The connections between stories such as “The Welfare Man” (), “To Become a Warrior” (), and “Tammy Pendant” () are relatively . · The short story ‘Marcher’ combined the idea of shifters with the world of ‘The Welfare Man’. My thinking was that, if there was a drug – I called it ‘slip’ – that could take you out of this world and into another one, than it would be the excluded and marginalised who would be most drawn to it.
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Click to read more about Marcher by Chris Beckett. LibraryThing is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers. Marcher is a fix-up of sorts, its spine grown from a clutch of stories dating back to the early nineties and, for all that I think said stories are among Beckett’s best work, at first glance their disparate viewpoints don’t appear to lend themselves to being bound together. The connections between stories such as “The Welfare Man” (), “To Become a Warrior” (), and “Tammy Pendant” () are relatively loose; they share concerns, and elements of their setting, but not. One of Britain's most exciting and innovative science fiction writers, Chris Beckett is the winner of the Arthur C Clarke Award and the Edge Hill Prize. Marcher is perhaps his finest work to date. This is the author's preferred text, significantly revised, and the book's first release in the UK.
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