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Conviser, Josh

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Title of ebook: Empyre
ISBN: 9780345502186
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
Internet download file size: 905 kb
Released online for download: 10-30-2007
Author of eBook: Conviser, Josh

Empyre

QUEEN MAUD LAND, ANTARCTICA

Chip, chip, thunk.

His axes biting into clean ice, Ryan Laing tried to recall the events that had led him here--clinging to a granite fang under Antarctica's cold sun. Surely there were better ways to start the day. So why was this the only place he felt comfortable? Climbing ice and rock in a barren land. Alone.

The past lapped over Ryan, his own mixing with that of Antarctica's extreme topography. Tension and release played out here in the slow thrust and ebb of granite and ice. And it played on a grand scale.

Chip, chip, thunk.

His axes cut into the vertical.

Antarctica was dreamed in myth long before its actual discovery. Aristotle and Ptolemy predicted a great unknown Southland as a counterweight to the landmasses of the North. To Ryan, that felt about right. To be here was to cling to the world's keel.

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