“I won't put my ignorance on an altar and call it God. It feels like idolatry, like the worst kind of idolatry.”
Quote by Robert Charles Wilson
Work
Darwinia: A Novel of a Very Different Twentieth Century
Darwinia is a novel that envisions a world where a virus has reshaped human civilization. The story follows the lives of individuals in a post-viral society, examining the changes in technology, culture, and social structures. The novel delves into themes of survival, adaptation, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of extraordinary circumstances. more
Author
Robert Charles Wilson
Robert Charles Wilson is a Canadian science fiction author born on December 15, 1953. His works are known for their profound philosophical insights and complex narrative structures, with notable titles including 'Blindness' and 'The Chronology of Time'. more
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