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A reality TV show lands on the last fragment of a primordial supercontinent—where life
has evolved separately for
600 million years.
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"Few debuts are as explosive as Warren Fahy's
Fragment, a story of evolutionary horror that leaps
off the page and grabs for your throat. Think
Jurassic Park on steroids. This is one helluva ride!"
—James
Rollins, New York Times bestselling author of
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"Warren Fahy’s Pandemonium is pure genius, an otherworldly wonder as creative as the best of Jules Verne.
Here is riveting scientific speculation paired with bravado storytelling. I want more!"
—James Rollins, New York Times bestselling author of
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AUTHOR NEWS, REVIEWS,
BLOGS,
ESSAYS, &
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Radio Amerika Now
Radio interview with Warren Fahy
(second hour). March 30, 2013
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My Bookish Ways: Interview with Warren Fahy
"I really love reading a thriller that
introduces me to a lot of exotic real world
information so that the experience is not just
an escapist adventure. The real world around us
is the inspiration for all the fantasy we can
come up with. By setting these adventures here
on Earth in the present day, it enables me to
explore all the miraculous and wonderful life
that has evolved over the last three and a half
billion years."
—Interview by Kristin Centorcelli March
20, 2013
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Fragments of Pandemonium
When fragments of nature collide, the result is
pandemonium.
—Original
essay by Warren Fahy for
Powell's Books
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Rick
Kleffel's The Agony Column
Fahy is relentless in
both his pacing and his logic, willing to kill
humans as casually as, well, we are willing to
kill one another. Pandemonium has fun so fast that you don't really think of how much of a bloodbath it all is.
What makes Fahy's novels so much fun is the care he puts into the critters.
Fahy crafts them not just as individual monsters, but as facets in a well-conceptualized ecosystem.
The result is that they come to life, which, depending on how you feel about seeing nature at its bloodiest,
makes for a book with an admirable depth to its horror.
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Cave of Forgotten Dreams
Warren Fahy reviews Werner
Herzog's Cave of Forgotten Dreams |
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Beck
on Fahy
Greig Beck Interviews Warren Fahy
for
Thriller Central |
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Thriller Islands
Warren Fahy considers the "Island Thriller" genre, and the enduring
appeal of exploring new worlds. |
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Creature Features - Animal Impostors
The power of evolution acting upon what gets eaten
and what gets to eat. |
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Variety:
Producer pieces FRAGMENT
Levin to adapt sci-fi novel for big screen
Lloyd Levin (The Green Zone, Watchmen, United 93) is set
to produce the big screen adaptation of Warren Fahy's
bestseller FRAGMENT.
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The Wall Street Journal
"Hang on to your hats! Mr. Fahy takes readers on a wild ride
through a parallel universe where evolution has run amok—think
Jurassic Park but scarier."—Cynthia Crossen and
Helen Rogan |
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SF Reviews.net
"FRAGMENT mops
the floor with Jurassic Park in its best moments and
puts it to shame completely when it comes to lending
scientific plausibility to its premise." —Thomas
M. Wagner |
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Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“Fahy’s
imaginative debut puts a fresh spin on the
survival-of-prehistoric-beasts theme popularized by
Jurassic Park." |
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More FRAGMENT reviews |
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Author WARREN FAHY lives in San Diego, California |
Warren Fahy on
FRAGMENT is available at:
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