Transmission
Return to the universe of Ragnarok – an epic space opera that pulls together ancient history, the dark events of the twentieth century and the far future
The second volume of Meaney's epic Ragnarok space opera trilogy. The dark matter in the universe is alive and is seeking to pervert human history to its own ends.
Its influence has reached back into the dark ages, to the centre of the 3rd Reich and 600 years into the future.
The Ragnarok universe not only provides a stunning SF rationale for Norse mythology but posits a world where pilots are locked into symbiotic relationships with their ships and the cities can come alive.
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John Meaney
John Meaney (born 1957) is a British science fiction and fantasy author.
John Meaney also writes near-future thrillers under the pseudonym of Thomas Blackthorne.
Ragnarok
This is an epic space opera that pulls together ancient history, the dark events of the twentieth century and the far future. The Ragnarok universe not only provides a stunning SF rationale for Norse mythology but posits a world where pilots are locked into symbiotic relationships with their ships and the cities can come alive. A perfect series for fans of Peter F. Hamilton and Alastair Reynolds.
Ragnarok consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
