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David Brin
Infinity's Shore
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Part of "Uplift Storm Trilogy" series
Infinity's Shore, by David Brin, is the third book in the Uplift Storm trilogy, which is a part of the larger Uplift series. The series is known for its exploration of complex themes such as evolution, consciousness, and the ethical implications of genetic engineering. Infinity's Shore follows the story of a group of dolphins and humans who are on a quest to find the mythical planet of Jijo. The planet is said to be a sanctuary for all uplifted species, a place where they can live in peace and harmony, away from the conflicts and struggles of the rest of the galaxy. However, their journey is not an easy one, as they face numerous challenges and obstacles along the way. One of the main strengths of Infinity's Shore is its rich and imaginative world-building. Brin has created a complex and diverse universe, filled with a wide variety of alien species, each with their own unique cultures and histories. The characters are well-developed and relatable, and the reader cannot help but root for them as they face the challenges that come their way. The book also delves into deep philosophical questions about the nature of consciousness and the ethical implications of uplifting lesser species. These questions are explored through the interactions and conflicts between the different species, as well as through the characters' internal struggles and reflections. Infinity's Shore is a thought-provoking and engaging read that will appeal to fans of science fiction and those interested in complex philosophical questions. It is a fitting conclusion to the Uplift Storm trilogy and a valuable addition to the larger Uplift series. Overall, Infinity's Shore is a must-read for fans of David Brin and science fiction in general. Its rich world-building, complex characters, and thought-provoking themes make it a standout addition to the genre...
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