Fractal Noise
Christopher Paolini’s science fiction thriller “Fractal Noise” takes place twenty-three years before the events of “To Sleep in a Sea of Stars.” The narrative takes place in the middle of the 1930s when a celestial survey team finds a 50-kilometer-wide pit of unusual origin on a planet that looks to be deserted.
A tiny team sets out on a torturous trek through uncharted territory in an attempt to solve the riddle of who or what constructed it. The goal becomes a search for purpose in an unforgiving cosmos, where every step you take to descend into the enigmatic abyss is more painful than the last.
About the Author
Started Eragon at fifteen, finished at nineteen, and his parents self-published it and drove him around to schools in costume until Carl Hiaasen’s stepson picked up a copy on holiday. The Inheritance Cycle owes obvious debts to Tolkien and McCaffrey and never pretended otherwise. What…
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