Mary Rosenblum

  • THE STONE GARDEN
hbk: none
pbk: DelRey / Ballantine, (New York) US, January 1995

ISBN 0-345-38958-1 (US pbk)

novel, science fiction, art, women

3rd novel.


"Discovery of the mysterious asteroids called Stones had quickly spawned a new breed of artists: 'sculptors' who shaped the Stones into vivid collages of sensation and emotion by layering human experiences into them one by one. Though asteroid-belt miners harvested the Stones from deep space and artists with inborn sensitivity sculpted them, no one was sure what made the Stones so strangely receptive -- or where they came from.

"Now Stone sculptors were being brutally murdered, one by one. No one knew why, and no one had more need to know than sculptor Michael Tryon. Famous, burned out, and re-clusive, Michael had given up the security of Old Taos to meet Margarita Espinoza, a young artist who claimed to be his daughter -- only to find out that someone was killing off his friends and rivals and framing him for murder. The search for the truth led Margarita and Michael below the sea, onto a dangerous orbital platform, and into the far reaches of space. But the answer lay in the Stones themselves..." [jacket blurb, US pbk, 1995]


"One of the most eloquent new voices of the nineties. What really distinguishes The Stone Garden is its keenly observed artists. Rosenblum rings some dazzling technological changes on the world of high art while reexamining the eternal verities of inspiration and transcendence." --James Patrick Kelly.




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Of Related Interest

  • CyberCulture
  • Cyberpunk
  • Future
  • Science Fiction
  • Virtual Reality / Cyberspace
  • Women

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