Richard Powers is a universal time specialist, a recognized expert in the field of physics, the virtual world, neurobiology and ecology. The publisher of the US Bundesstaat of Illinois published a novel entitled “The Wurzeln des Lebens” in 2019 with the Pulitzer Prize ausgezeichnet wurde, which is, with its breast, a more written, more essayistic book of wisdom in as a “lupenreiner” novelist.

In his new book “The Great Game”, you will discover the protagonists of the Polynesian island of Makatea. Ausgangspunkt für das Buch war Powers intensive Auseinandersetzung mit Leben et Werk der bekannten Ozeanografin Sylvia Earle, the offenkundig for a der Hauptfiguren, the frankokanadische Meeresbiologin Evelyne Beaulieu, Pate stand.

Richard Powers changed two study and work cabinets

I am the originator of the Milliardär Todd, the Schwimmende Städte bauen and the Inselbewohner with regard to the universal project which refrains from doing so. Along with the judges’ friend Rafi Young, Sohn is a black chief of staff, who plays with brother Schach. Heute streiten die beiden Strategen darum, die Spielregeln des Lebens zu entschlüsseln. And now it’s the artist Ina Aroita who is on the small coast of the island of Müll and who is creating art objects. You are ready for and for Polynesian myths.

Powers are at the heart of opulent works of research on the vagaries of water and the world, a global vision of the global environment, a capitalist critique, the development of small islands and the anguish of a global artistic intelligence. He changed twice the work on nature and sewage and pathetic for sewage.

Am Ende des Romans ist die Meeresforscherin Evelyne 92 Jahre alt et will noch einmal auf Tauchgang gehen, um die geheimnisvollen Sprachcodes der Mantarochen zu entschlüsseln – et wird der fortschreitenden Zerstörung des Meeres gewahr. Powers gelingen farbenprächtige, poetische Schilderungen der Unterwasserwelt. Man must be able to enter the world of these Romans, vom gigantischen Wissen, das Powers offenbart. An introduction, but a fascinating read.