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Relic
- Narrated by: Marc Thompson
- Length: 12 hrs and 30 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
The last known human searches the galaxy for companionship in a brilliant standalone novel from the legendary author of the Pip & Flinx series.
"A provocative read." (The Washington Post)
Once Homo sapiens reigned supreme, spreading from star system to star system in an empire that encountered no alien life and thus knew no enemy.... save itself. As had happened many times before, the most primal human instincts rose up, only this time armed with the advanced scientific knowledge to create a genetically engineered smart virus that quickly wiped out humanity to the last man.
That man is Ruslan, the sole known surviving human being in the universe. Rescued from the charnel house of his home planet by the Myssari - an intelligent alien race - Ruslan spends his days as something of a cross between a research subject and a zoo attraction. Though the Myssari are determined to resurrect the human race, using Ruslan’s genetic material, all he wants for himself and his species is oblivion. But then the Myssari make Ruslan an extraordinary offer: In exchange for his cooperation, they will do everything in their considerable power to find the lost home world of his species - an all-but-mythical place called Earth - and, perhaps, another living human.
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Praise for Relic:
"Foster's high-concept novel is a gripping tale of serenity amid sorrow." (World Magazine)
Critic Reviews
“Relic is a thrilling and thoughtful epic. With Alan Dean Foster’s trademark invention in both the psychology and physiology of his aliens, he also enriches the narrative with their complex cultures. The plot spans galaxies!” (Hugo and Nebula award-winning author Greg Bear)
“The stunning plot of Foster’s stand-alone novel will intrigue readers for not only the ‘last man in the universe’ trope but also the well-developed alien species. A true first contact novel on many different levels.” (Library Journal)
“Foster’s sympathetic novel successfully surveys human frailty, the tendency not to learn from history, and an enduring capacity for adaptation and emotional attachment.” (Publishers Weekly)
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- Andrew Bews
- 15-06-2020
another foster gem
enjoyed the book 👍 immensely and didn't expect the twist at the end.
very different from the other books from him - gave my imagination something new to work with.
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- Paul
- 27-12-2018
Dissapointing
I found this to be a pedestrian and unexciting story. Padded by verbiage to make the distance. The narration was annoying with the attempt to make the aliens sound alien with frequent glottal stops which just muddied the narration. In all the combination of depressing mood of an unexciting lead character, unnecessary alliteration and unclear and annoying narration led me to return this to get my credit back.
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- Sean Daly
- 22-10-2018
Ummmm...wow.
I seriously loved this book. I was finding reasons to spare just a few minutes here or there to get more. The story progresses in a simple enough manner..sole survivor climatising to his new role of ‘specimen’ and archive/translator of human relics. It’s not until the third and final act of the story that the real twists and surprises come about and the ending was a huge payoff. Very satisfying. Marc manages the accents and voices masterfully and is quite convincing as a Masari!
Excellent tale and a novel approach to the sci-fi/post apocalyptica genre.
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- APLang
- 16-08-2018
Really fun story!
I was nervous purchasing this book as it had no reviews at the time. The summary sounded intriguing enough and I knew if it ended up being too cheesy or poorly written, I could just return it. I was not disappointed! In fact, I was pleasantly surprised! The story was fun! I appreciate that it's not the same regurgitated sci fi that so many other titles fall into. It has lots of fun concepts to think about. It was well written and produced. I'm not sure if this is going to turn into a series but I would be very interested in future books if it is!
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- bryan
- 16-10-2018
The best performance
The narrator does a fantastic job voicing the very different and very distinct charters of this book. Truly wonderful.
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- Amber Hawman
- 29-08-2018
Captivating and original
I have read many of Foster's books over the years including his many movie tie ins. RELIC is something special! An absolutely captivating character driven story about survival and the power of the human spirit. A great listen.
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- Kayla
- 30-09-2019
Character driven
Felt like Simak's Way Station for comparison. Centered around one lonely character and his relationship with alien species.
There wasn't a lot of conflict and what there was felt artificial. Still giving it 5 stars because the world building made up for it.
Satisfying ending. In fact, this is my favorite read this year.
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- Julie
- 26-01-2019
Ok book, could have been better
I wish the book instilled more wonder and more excitement. I think the middle third of the book could have just not happened. The aliens seemed far too human and not that interesting. Aliens politely arguing didn't make for a great read. I didn't really feel attached to any of the characters and the characters weren't well developed. I enjoyed the last hour or so the best, although it could have been so much more.
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- McCrackin
- 17-12-2018
Meh
REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS
The book got really prosy and boring towards the end.
I could never really tell whether or not Cheerpa (sp? Audiobook) was a psycho or just a little kooky. Her response to killing Poxun (sp?)—though not the actual killing—gave me the creeps, and I found it difficult to like her character after that. They didn’t really do much to develop her character or show how she changed instead of telling. You know, because the book was really prosy.
There were some jarring contradictions that took me out of the story, like the Myssarians either being physically incapable of blinking or else blinking. Or like Cheerpa being all flippant and not caring much about her dozens of vat-grown children, and then suddenly going all maternal and this being a big warm fuzzy for Ruslan (for some stupid reason), only for her to drop it without question when the final act/journey of the book presents itself. Basically, characters were shallow and inconsistent. Their motivations didn’t make sense. The kids they had didn’t even make sense or matter to the story. There weren’t characters and served no purpose as a plot device...at least not one they couldn’t have been served better through other means. They just became a thing that had to be mentioned a lot but didn’t actually mean much.
The book itself was pretty bleak and joyless.
The narrator was a little over-dramatic, and had a tendency to make female characters sound whiny and obnoxious. I also found the epiglottal stops in the Myssarian dialog really irritating and distracting.
9 people found this helpful
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- Daniel
- 26-04-2019
Great performance. Great story. ADF does it again
Sometimes I wonder if Alan Dean Foster just writes tales from the future or alternate dimensions. This was a beautifully crafted tale, and it was told by a great narrator. Excellent alien voices! Seriously.
While I wish more was explored with the other alien races, that's not what this story was about. From beginning to end, I couldn't wait to listen to each chapter's conclusion. Well worth the credit.
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- M B.
- 06-12-2018
Slow and boring
After the Pip and Flinx series I expected much more than Foster delivered. Had to force myself to finish this tiring story with little interest. Perhaps Foster is becoming a “relic”.
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- Happyjack1812
- 14-07-2019
loved it!!
this was one of the best books I've listened to for quite a while! I would wholeheartedly recommend it, I love howthe alien culture strives to find out about human culture. It makes you think of who we are today and what it really means to be human.
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- David Rogers
- 04-01-2019
Quite good
I enjoyed the story, sadly many elements were too predictable for my tastes. Still Foster is a master of the genre and I am happy to have read this book!
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- Charles
- 06-02-2019
Garbage
Tedious and stupid. Waste of time. There must be a billion other titles that are more worthwhile.
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- Mick
- 07-05-2020
Slow to start
The book was slow to start, and I didn't initially like the narration, but as the story progressed the story gripped me and the narration added to the atmosphere.
Overall an enjoyable story with a very good ending.
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- Call me Bob
- 11-10-2019
It's OK but nothing too spectacular
Interesting idea but did not get me that hooked. Good for in-between books when you do boot know what to get next
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- Sharon Barron
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