The night the sky bent, one astronomer understood that the world was already over.
Twenty years on the summit of Mauna Kea taught Cole Harlan to love old light - the patient glow of galaxies that left before there were eyes on Earth to want it. Then, on an ordinary night, the deep field warps on his monitor. The fixed bedrock of the sky, the background against which everything else is measured, is bending - and Cole becomes the only living person who knows the heavens have a flaw in them.
What the numbers tell him is impossible to say out loud. Something massive and invisible is crossing the solar system. The Moon is coming apart, and when it goes, the sea will stand up and walk inland.
He carries the warning down the mountain to a world that listens too late - to a President who wants six weeks, to a father whose mind is going out like a tide, to coastlines that drown one named city at a time. And as the water rises, Cole turns away from the equations that were his whole life and toward the only thing that was ever truly his to save: the people waiting for him at the edge of the rising sea.
The Standing Sea is a literary novel about the end of the world and the stubbornness of love - about keeping watch, keeping faith, and the faint possibility, written into the mathematics itself, that what is lost might yet come back.
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Tsung-Long Wu is a Taiwan-based independent researcher and writer working at the intersection of theoretical physics, mathematics, and speculative fiction. Affiliated with National Cheng Kung University in Tainan, his ongoing research includes work on reciprocal-time frameworks and the mathematical signatures of large-scale system convergence.
His fiction explores the architecture of consent, the geometry of decision under uncertainty, and the quiet boundary between supervision and care.
Artificial Impact is his second published novel, following The Irreversible. He writes in English and lives in Tainan.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The night the sky bent, one astronomer understood that the world was already over.Twenty years on the summit of Mauna Kea taught Cole Harlan to love old light - the patient glow of galaxies that left before there were eyes on Earth to want it. Then, on an ordinary night, the deep field warps on his monitor. The fixed bedrock of the sky, the background against which everything else is measured, is bending - and Cole becomes the only living person who knows the heavens have a flaw in them.What the numbers tell him is impossible to say out loud. Something massive and invisible is crossing the solar system. The Moon is coming apart, and when it goes, the sea will stand up and walk inland.He carries the warning down the mountain to a world that listens too late - to a President who wants six weeks, to a father whose mind is going out like a tide, to coastlines that drown one named city at a time. And as the water rises, Cole turns away from the equations that were his whole life and toward the only thing that was ever truly his to save: the people waiting for him at the edge of the rising sea.The Standing Sea is a literary novel about the end of the world and the stubbornness of love - about keeping watch, keeping faith, and the faint possibility, written into the mathematics itself, that what is lost might yet come back. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235883024
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