
Science Fiction
Aristoi
Absolute power, exquisite manners, and a secret at the edge of the galaxy.
Humanity's surviving civilisation is governed by the Aristoi — artists and scientists whose command of nanotechnology approaches godhood, and whose minds are divided into a chorus of specialized sub-selves.
When Gabriel, one of the most gifted of them, discovers evidence of a hidden world built without consent, the novel opens into one of the most formally daring works in modern science fiction.
- First published
- 1992
- Notable
- Split-column daimones narration
- Themes
- Post-scarcity, ethics of godlike power



